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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-27
MAT PROGRAM TONIGHT

Three matches compose tonight's
wrestling card at Tomlinson hall.
Freddie Kupfer meets Blacksmith
Pedigo in a return scrap in the top
bout.
Merle Dolby tackles Doc Burns
and Joe Gilman meets George
Baltzer in the double semi-windup.
Heze Clark will referee and the pro-
gram will start at $3.50.
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Saturday H. S. Scores

Washington qndianapolisl, u; Short
ridge fIndisnapolisl. Z.
Cathedral tIndianapolisl. %: Blooming
ton. 0.
CriSpus Attacks Indianapolis. 6: Cen
trail louisville. XVI. 0.
Garfield (Terre Hautel. 25: Bicknell, 0.
Gerstmeyer crerre Hautel. 6; Robin
son. H.. ttiel.
Goshen, 26: La Porte 2
Michigan Citv 90: Riley South Bendl 0.
Mishswaka. 6: Central South Bend. 0.
lowell. IS: Monticello. O..
Vile 0.
Reits CEvansvinel, IS: Princeton. 0.
Wabash. 0: Elwood. 0 ttiel.
Southport. 10: Rochester. II.
Warsaw IS: Huntington. 0.
LoQarsDort. 10: jefferson tLafayettel. u.
Flkhart 10: Kokomo. O.
south side ut. Waynel. Z; Central
Catholic fFt- WavneA. s
wiley (Terrs Hautel 0; Casey. H..
(ticl.
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team a 7-6 victory over Wisconsin.
Rebholz, the Badger kicking star,
who was delegated to tie up the
score, failed on his place kick at
tempt and Wisconsin's title hopes
went into the same channel with
Purdue. Rebholz had kicked eleven
straight extra points previous to
that try.
The name Howard KisselI, fleet
footed Purdue half back, is on the
lips of $4,000 who saw the great
battle at Lafayette and that many
more who read or heard Of the
game. This young star broke the
scoreless deadlock that enveloped
the two championship caliber teams
at half time soon after tho begin
ming of the third quarter. He went
fifteen yards off tackle and followed
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Head Coach Nal Stevens of Yale,
ordinarily the most placid and even
tempered of men, had to be re-
strained forcibly from rushing on to
the field where Booth lay white and
inert. 1t was over in a minute, and
the officials decided there had been
no unnecessary roughneSS within
the letter of the rule, and the game
went on. But it was most lamenta-
bic, and did the game no good.
Murphy Is Injured
Jimmy Murphy, star Fordham
back, who scored the touchdown
which beat New York university,
was piled upon later in the game
and taken to the infirmary suffering
from conclusion of the brain.
Up at Cambridge, unnecessary
roughneSS for which Dartmouth was
several times penalized and scolded
by the officials, was punctuated by
their breaking of Charley Deven's
leg. He plays back field for Har-
ward.
While football is q game in which
accidents and injuries are inevitable,
it would seem high time that some
thing were done for the good of the
sport to put an end to the business
of concerted attacks against star
players.
Stars Bear Brunt
1t is impossible to accuse the
teams concerned of deliberate at
tempts to cripple opposing stars. It
is equally impossible to deny that
a deliberate attempt is made in
many instances to lessen the effec-
tiveness of these stars.
Even clean" football can be car
ried to extremes, and Saturday fur
nished some striking examples. A
remedy would be a more liberal in
depreciation of the rule prohibiting
unnecessary roughness, to make it
include piling up when possible in
jury to a player might result.
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Holy Trinity
Winner Over
Midway Club

Holy Trinity knocked off the Mid
ways Sunday, Is to 8, in the fea-
ture game of the local senior foot
ball league at Washington park. An
enthusiastic crowd viewed the action.
In other senior battles indianapolis
Cubs downed O'Hara Sans, 20 to O;
R. P. C.'s defeated United Cabs, 81
to 0, and Mohawks and o. T. LIS
were even, 0 to O.
In the junior loop Trinity Bear
cats and Boys Club tied at IL and
IL; Wizards downed Riley Cubs, -
to o; Crimson Cubs blanked the
Tigers, "a to 0, and st. Phillips de-
feated Assumption, 10 to 6.
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BIZ United Press
WRIGLEY FIELD. LOS ANGE-
LES, Oct. 27.-Hollywood won the
Pacific coast baseball league cham
pionship for the second consecutive
year Sunday when it ended the
playof series with Los Angeles by
scoring its fourth victory, 8 to 4.
The Stars took four of the five
games played. AS a result, they
will divide $4,000 and the Angels
$4,000. Los Angeles won the first
half of the split season and Holly
wood the last.
There were three home runs in
Sundays game, STATE and Dittmar
connecting for the circuit for Los
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Utah U. Ranks
Among Leaders

D DENVER INV Colo, oct. 27.-Favor-
ties without exception won Satur-
days football games in the Rocky
Mountain Conference and the
scores brought out the fact that
Utah university has one of the ma
tons outstanding teams.
At Salt Lake City the Utes eli
NAKED three-year unbroken
string of victories by crushing Den
yer university, considered one of
the conferences strongest teams,
50 to 0.
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Able BOOTH EXAMINED
Doctor Says Yale Star Suffering

Doctor Says Yale Star Suffering
From Banging and Bruising.
BIZ United Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 81
Albie Booth, Yales midget star, was
to receive a thorough examination
today to determine whether injuries
he received Saturday will prevent
his playing against Dartmouth this
week.
DR.. Charles E. Sanford said after
preliminary treatment Of the Eli
back field star that Booth was suf-
fering from "a severe banging and
bruising." A heavy blow on the head
apparently knocked Booth uncon-
scious, the physician said.
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TWO TEAMS TOP LIST

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-University
of Detroit and Fordham are the
only two major colleges that can
boast records clear of rival teams
pointage. Detroit has made 100
points to none for its opponents,
while Fordham shows total of 100
points to none for rival teams.
Six teams were scored upon for
the first time Saturday. They were
Army Dartmouth, Gettysburg,
Pittsburgh, Western Maryland and
Wisconsin.
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Grid Factory

BV United Press
COUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. q.
~ The football factory con-
Quoted by Knute Rockne at
Notre Dame was operating in
four shifts Saturday with teams
playing in four states.
While Rockne's first, second
and third stringers were at
Pittsburgh mauling the Pan
theirs, the Notre Dame B team
nosed out Northwestern Re
serves at EvanStc-1, 7 to 6; the
c squad lost to Wisconsin
scrubs at Madison and the D
eleven downed the LO-x outfit
at Gary, 26 to 0.
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Harry Cooper
Open Victor

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct 27.
Lighthouse" Harry Cooper, Los
Angeles professional, played four
rounds in Salt Lakes annual open
tournament for an aggregate score
of 283, five strokes under par, and
won first prize money of $500.
DIN Dutra, Los Angeles, was sec
ond with 285 and won $1,000. George,
Won Elm, Detroit, former amateur.
who made his debut as a profess
sional, won $500, dividing third and
fourth place money with Craig
Wood, Bloomfield, N. J. Both had
card totals of 200.
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TECH RUNNERS FIRST

RI Times Snecfal
KOKOMO, Ind, Oct. 27.-Tech
high of indianapolis won the Ko-
komo invitational cross-country run
Saturday in which four schools
competed. Best score was 16. Ko-
komo finished second; Washington
of Indianapolis, third; Marion,
fourth.
Freeman Of Tech was first;
Greenlees Of Tech, second; Hard
ing. Washington, third, and White
of Tech, fourth. Freeman posted a
new record, running the distance in
6:41.
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Early Basketball

Kirshbaum Bulldogs will hold their sec
ond practice of the season at the Kirsch-
baum center tonight at GAS. All try-outs
must report.
Olympics Will meet tonight at their
clubroomS. Twenty-first and Harding street.
at 7:S0 D. m. All of last years play
with Carl Wolf. Be. 2065.
indiana polls Orioles cage team desires
games with strong teams playing in the
19-20-year-old class. Call Dr.. 6410 and
ask for Joe.
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Western State Teachers. So; Detroit CITY
William and Mary, 81; Bridgewater. 0.
Wilberforce. O.. Tuskegee, 0 (tiel.
Willamette 81; Puget Sound, o.
Wooster. IA: Oberlin 10.
Worcester Tech. 6; Massachusetts. 0.
West Virginia State. z; Kentucky State
INDUSTRIAL. z ltiel.
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Schedule FavOrs Blue
Eleven Over Wildcats
Northwestern Appears to Be Strongest Team, but Faces
Stiff Card Minnesota, Purdue and Wisconsin
Also Remain in Race for Flag.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
Irnifed Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, 27-The Tens strongest team to be
paradoxcay best
Conference football championship
Northwestern be ranked Mich
a Michigan likely to
games without defeat.
Michigan three Conference from Purdue Ohio
Illinois,
play
fUOa Wavf FROM home
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II. HARRIERs TRIUMPH

P.Y Times Special
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Oct. 27.-With
Leas, Brocksmith, Kemp and Neese
finishing in the first four places, In
diana's cross-country team defeated
Purdue here Saturday, l6 to 80.
Finn Of Purdue vas fifth.
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BOB zuPPKE SIGNED

BB Times Special
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct. 27.-Bob
zuppke, Illinois university, foot
ball coach, will coach the all-star
midwestern team which will play a
southwestern team at Dallas, Tex,
on New Years day.
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BUTLER HARRTERs LOSE

III fmcS NDtctdt
EAST LANSING, Mich, Oct. 81
Butler university's cross country
team was defeated by Michigan
States squad, undefeated in four
years, here Saturday, 25 to 30. Ur-
balm finished second and Jones
third to top the invaders runners.
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Three Eastern Grid
Stars Hurt in Games
Abe Booth Carried From Field After His First Play in
Army Tilt; Fordham Ace Seriously Injured
Harvard Backs Leg Broken.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

YORK GA grettabEe incidents centering
Gripping football in
Saturday
When three Army piled Able Booth and left the Yale
limp hurried sretcher ride to the dress
after
electric for with smouderng Yale cenched
their rStS honorable sport
htoa n .-n
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LOAYzA SCORES KNOCKOUT

BT Times Special
SANTIAGO, Chill, Oct. 27.-Stan-
iSlaus Loayza scored a technical
knockout over Luis Vicentini in the
tenth round of a bout billed for the
lightweight championship of Chill,
here Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-27
BEAL'S ARENA BOUTS

Five fistic bouts and battle royal
will be staged tonight at Beal's
arena, 14O0 South Sheppard street,
first scrap at $50. Jimmy Carr and
Kid Stanley. heavyweightS, win meet
in the cight-round main go. Other
bouts:
Kid Mohawk Us. Flash six rounds: KID
Henry vs.. Harley Wall. four rounds:
rounds kid Kelly vs.. young Albert four
rounds.
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SOUTHPORT ELEVEN WINS

Southport continued its victory
march Saturday by defeating
Rochester here, 10 to a. The Car
dinals were superior in all-round
play throughout the game.
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Hollywood Trips Angels to
Cop Second Coast Loop Flag

Angeles and Barbee clouting one for
the winners. A total of twenty-three
homers were hit in the five games.
The Stars hammered four Los An
geles pitchers for twenty three hits
to win Saturdays game, % to L.
Score of Sundays game:
Hollywood ....... aO1 O1O 300
Los Angeles ........ 600 003 100 2 r
Shellenback and Bassler; Ballou De-
IaneY. Peters and Skif Warren.
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BIG Ten at a Glance

SATURDAYS SCORES
Michigan. IS: Illinois :.
Purdue 2. Wisconsin. s.
Northwestern -. Centre. 7.
Chicago. o: Mississippi. 0 ltiel.
Southern Methodist n: Indiana. G.
.Non-conference game.
THIS WEEKS GAMES
Confidence
Northwestern VS.. Minnesota at Mime
trolls
Wisconsin vs. Ohio state. az Columbus.
PURDUE VS.. Illinois. At Urbana.
Nom Conference
Iowa VS.. Detroit at Detroit
: Princeton rs Chicago. at Chicago.
Indiana vs.. N0tre Dame. At South Benz
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Pinmen Name Officer:

Pinmen Name Officers
The meeting of the Indianapolis
Bowling Association at the Hotei
Antler Sunday afternoon was Wen
attended. as the annual election OF
oficers was in order. Luther Hanna
AGAIN will lead the local body, haV-
inc been reelected president.
Harry Pearce was selected as nTSt
vice president, and Louis Koehlet
second vice-president. The present
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Norman Ham
nton also was reelected. Robert
Kemper. ]. Underwood, M. Math-
ews. F. Eberg and F. Thompson
form the new executive committee.
An Optimistic note prevailed ana
predictions for great season seem
justified.
Bill Bowen was the winner gr, q tfe S eeTn
raj alievs' with total of $50 over ,a tne
four-came route. The peerl.esss So Tis,s
aIrsv havinr ISL. A nice entry Ione9,
the bows taking adyantage q WIG for
tunitv to fnd the drives ana prepare Ao'
central states play
Ted Arnold stepped up IN me hS4o Nae
r,l,,rrh League. resting IN Secono plaSe
With ' an average Of 1856. Second ID place b Is
gli the hovs in this lop battle tor. as t ny
s,cteren Charlie GRAY always occupies ln nS
ION riinr, and is leading at present WIN
an average of 1876.
Rfl Jenkins IS out after the crown O.
~Sweepstakes King" repeating ms p t,o
F,nnfain square meet BY taking the Hi
nois soo-soratch with a total Of 49, J Jena
rms started with 255. dropped TO lsa ana
then came back with 2S2, 70 aqg 10 w n,s
sseons WITH 76s and Faust third on lo1.
seven prizes were awarded. Harry Sos az
borough's 66S being low TO eash; , me s3,, SgS
bv jenkins also was good for hish slnSie
same prize.
Ted Arnold's 500 game. rolled S,,, IN ne ne
Fountain SQUARE No. ? League, pQllea ms
average M to 1893 10 lead the heId; ho N,IS
Ter snd Powers are tied for secono ana
third pIsce with ieo. Offering Litzelman
Cnai lead in team ay with a record o.
Seventeen wins against four defeats.
Two members Of the Falls City Lager
,es,s re holding on to first and second
place in the indianapolis League jess
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Tops
Grid Scorers
i'm Midwest

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Joe SaVoldi,
Notre Dame full rack, leads middle
western scores in all games with six
touchdowns for SO points. He made
two touchdowns Saturday against
Pittsburgh.
Russ Rebholz, Wisconsin, failed
to score last week, missing the point
after touchdown, which would have
given his team tie with Purdue,
and dropped to second place with
35 points. He has made four touch
downs and kicked II points after
touchdown.
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Other nidWeStern leaders


Most Victories-M Michigan. 5.
Most Points-Wisconsin. 148.
Most OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %; North
Most Points After Fouchdown-wiscon-
Most Field Goals-Ohio State, Michigan,
Leading Defensive Northwestern
Opponents points. 81. Wisconsin (oppo-
Most Field -Ehrensberger. Ohio
State. and Newman. Michigan, one each.
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Tad Arnold stepped up in the Reformed
r,,,,,,reb f.eaSue resting in second place
with an average of 1856. Seeonsd "a pia s me 70
ali the boys in this Top battle LOT, &c The
ION r,inr and is leading at present Win
80 over.cc of 1906.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-12
GUARDS PLAY
INCREASES BADGERS HOPE
Comiskey,S hires
Ready to Settle
Great One Must Be Reinstated
by White Sox Before Con.
tract Is Made

Chicago, Feb. l2.-H-The "Old
Roman" Charles A. Comiskey Of the
White sox, was due back in club
headquarters tonight to settle his diff
ficulties with Charles Arthur "the
Great" Shires.
With his arrival from Florida, Co.
miskey is expected to lift the fighting
first baseman's suspension and then
mail him q contract for the 1890
season.
Shires was suspended last summer
for striking the then manager, Russell
LENA" Blackburne. Although he has
no more troubles to settle with Base
ball Commissioner K. M. Lands,
6hireS must be restored to good order
in the White Sox. before q contract is
signed.
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500 Athletes in
East Indoor Meet
Stella Walsh, Cleveland, I.
Woman Sensation After
Saturday Races

Philadelphia. Feb. 12.-R-Some Of
the best known athletes, men and
women, are among the 500 or more
who will strive for trophies and
glory tonight at the 18th annual in
door track and field meet Of the
Meadow Brook club.
The field is one Of the largest ever
brought together In the Meadow
Brook event and includes the pick Of
Canada,s girl athletes who played q
conspicuous part in the 1928 Olym-
piad in Amsterdam.
Judged by her performance at the
Melrose meet In New York Saturday
night, Miss Stella Walsh, Cleveland,
is expected to attract much attention.
Unheralded, the mid-western maid
lowered the 50-yard dash record to
six seconds flat in New York. break
ing the tape ahead Of Dallas Creamer,
100 and 220-yard record holder;
Mabel Gilliland, Milrose's American
champion: Olive Kruger. southern
champion, and q few other fast step
pers. They will be here tonight to
challenge the girl flyers sudden rise
to fame. She will also run In two
special events.
Among the male stars entered for
competition m Jack Elder. famous
Notre Dame Splinter and Halfback.
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GEO. p. HOMNES,
Attorney for Assignee Of Mort.
gage,
Office and Post Office Address:
Crosby, North Dakota.
U~/S-l5-22.29 z/6-12)
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE

Whereas, default has been made In
the terms and conditions Of the mort
mortgagor has failed to pay the prin.
cipal II interest, and upon such de-
faults h assignee OF the mortgage
a declared n Ices hereby declare
and payable as authorised. owthere-
fore,
ts,n joseph soi sansnteo M nna dsltxers %
Jack Kadrie. Of Bismarck. North Da-
kota, Mortgage, dated he 18th, day
Of October, A. b., 1929. and filed for
Deeds Deeds Of the the County Count i - Of ta suriei.h. and ID
State OF North Dakota, on the 18th,
day Of october. 1929. and recorded in
Book 1872 Of Mortgages. on Page $50,
4. H. Heiseson. by an instrumene in
writing: which said assignment was
dated the 18th. day OF October. 1899,
and was filed for record in the office
County Of Burleigh and State Of North
Dakota, OF the 18th, day Of October,
1929. and recorded In Book ITS Of A.
signments OF Mortgages, on Page lss.
signed by an instrument in whiting
by said assignee to August WosteF-
man.. which said assignment was
datsd the ?1st. day Of October. 1923,
County Of BurleiFh and state Of
North Dakota, on the 4th, day of No
vember.. 1929, and recorded In Book
IFS OF Assignment OF .Nortgages, on
Page 400. will be foreclosed BY . sale
Of the premises In such mortgafo onl
hereinafter descrtbed.. At the. front
door OF the Court House, In the
County OF Burlelgh. and state 90
North Dakota. It the hour OF 3-osclock
p. n, on the 1Stk day Of February.
a. y. 1880. to satisfy the amount 6ue
upon such mortgage on the date %
sale. The premises described In such
Mortgage and which will b. sold 70
satisfy the same are Described. a.
Lot Two Il. :, In Block Eleven
a. I'D tn the plated portion of
b Village Of Regain Burlaieh
County. North Dakota.
There will DO due on such mortgage
ct the date Of sale the sum 0f fwo
Hundred Sevonty.three 90 (4133.1o1.
togetnsr with costs ana 1ishnrsonenfS
Psts As, this ilth. DAY q January.
AUGUST WESTERnAN.
Assignee Of 6alA HoctnnGa
=. I. GArnes, Attorney Tor A0DlII1o u
said 0ogtga9o. 6egan, Nor&h d.
kota. 1E1S-S1-4S: 17S-15-io
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.TOrontO's Sextette
Pushes Bruins q

New York, Feb. l2.-R-The Bos-
ton Bruins Of the National Hockey
League defeated Toronto. 6 to s. In
overtime last night.
Toronto made tho worlds cham.
pions fight for their victory. coming
from behind to tie the score and then
70 ahead in the third period. But
in the overtime the Leaf youngsters.
Conacher, jackson and Primeau. Who
tailed four Of tho five Leaf goals.
could count but once while Boston
got two goals. Eddie Shore put In
the winning goal with q minute and
20 seconds to 60.
The game between the New York
Rangers and Montreal put the
Rangers more or less behind In their
race for second place in the Amer
lean group. They remained In . tie
with Chicago even after the Maroons
had sailed through to q 5 to 2 victory
and evened their years series. but
they have played two more games
than Chicago.
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Sinewy Bob Poser Makes Five
Field Goals in Eight
Chances Against Foe
MARQUETTE IS BEATEN 29.15
lndiana's Fading Hopes Of Re-
manning in Struggle Get
Final Test Today

Chicago, Feb. 12.-ReWisconsin's
hopes Of gaining the Big Ten basket
ball championship were brighted to-
day because Of the surprising per-
Torrance Of q sinewy sophomore
guard, Bob Poser.
Playing In his first full game last
night. Poser displayed remarkable
speed and shooting ability by caging
five field goals in eight attempts and
leading the Badgers to a % to is VIC
tory over Marquette. Poser replaced
Johnny Paul at guard. and appeared
to give the Badgers some Of the scor-
ing punch missing in the conference
battles.
Indiana's fading hopes Of remaining
In the championship struggle. now led
by Purdue'S undefeated Boilermakers,
will rise or fall tonight when they in
wade Northwestern. The Hoosiers have
lost two games out of five, and an
other defeat viii all but throw them
out OF the race.
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Leadinr Scorers
Oles Beat Custies
In Circuit Contest

81. Paul, Feb. l2.-R1-Aussburg
college. Minneapolis, given only m
outside chance with 0ustavus and st.
Mary's to win the Minnesota college
conference basketball championship,
meets et. Mary's ct Winona tonight
with prospects OF moving into . tie
for second place with the dustios.
The second defeat Of the season
was dealt to 0ustavlls BY st. Olaf last
night ana It entrenched the latter
more firmly In first place with five
consecutive triumphs. The % 70 Is
victory last night virtually assures the
Northlisld quint the championship
which Il now holds.
In another game last night st.
Thomas scored Z 80 to q victory over
81. Johns. Twelve Of the Cadets
were made on free throws and
proved to be the deciding factors q
both teams connected for nine field
eoals. The result Of the game put the
johnnies In last place and move 81.
to fifth position.