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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
BUSINESS
MEETING

The Order OF the Eastern Star
held its regular meeting In the
Masonic hall Tuesday night. The
regular business session proceeded.
Four visitors. Mesdames Woodley.
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Jones Bags
68 Open
Trial Play
Albanian Skaters Par in
First Meet; Cooper
Scores 81.

BIZ United Press
SAVANNAH. Ga, Feb 20.-Over q
golf course semi-naturally bunkered
and trapped when the Confeder-
ate army dug in to save Savannah
from the advancing Union army, a
large portion Of the nations golf
mobiles today began the first eight
ecn-hole round in the $4,000 Savan-
nah open.
Some forty early arriving competi-
tors learned Wednesday that the
apparent modest rolling terrain of
the course is not so easily won as
first appears.
But par "a for the 5,965 yards was
broken in several cases, by Bobby
Jones, Harry Cooper, Horton Smith
and Ed Dudley. Cooper led the
group with 81 for the course.
Jones, Smith and Dudley trailed
close behind with SO.
Jones played thirty-six holes, his
first tournament competition since
the disastrous first round of the
national amateur at Pebble Beach
last September. His morning 70 and
subsequent SO were ten under par
for the thirty-six holes.
Both Jones. and Smith produced
some miraculous horseshoe shots
and the gallery gaped at drives
which sent the ball curving out over
the rough but landing always on the
fairWay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
BY VERN BOxELL

CITY basketball fans should see
~ two outstanding examples of
real hardwood cavorting here Sat-
urday night. Tech will entertain
Shelbyville, and since Tim turned
out some strong teams down there
8 few years ago and is doing the
same up here, it hardly is possible
that he will take a chance on los
ing this one. Shelby is the team
that may cause some trouble when
they hook up with Columbus in
the Shelbyyille sectional. At the
north side gym Saturday. Short
ridge takes on the Peru Tigers. The
Circus City cagers boast one Of the
best performers in the state in Toy
Jones, speedy floor guard, who re-
Gently scored twenty-five points
against JEFF Of Lafayette. He may
cause plenty Of trouble for the Blue
guards.
Dear Vern In your column of Feb. Is,
you picked Frankfort. which is as good
as if you picked any one of five or six
teams other than Frankfort. 1t Is four
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OF your reasons with which I do not
agree.
Reason No. takes in entirely too much
territory, because we all know. and you
should too, that if Red Thompson was
that good, he wouldn't be on the bench.
In No. 5. do you refer to Everett Cases
continuous coaching from the bench as in
the Columbus game? Or did you over
look this in your eagerness to find flowers
for Thompson and tnorns for Beck. Per-
haps this won't be allowed at the state.
or. as on Feb. down here, maybe it
won't do any good
Why do you, in No. 8, out OF 5000
players pick only Beck TO sling mud at?
Beck is considered by thousands of fans
as one Of the outstanding players of the
state, and your dig at him was unkind
I hope that before it's all over he will be
able to carry out The Times slogan, ITO
give light so that Vern can find his
way
Reason No. 10. closing with the words.
when Frankfort doesn't want to be
beaten" was very poor. This, in other
words. means that should any other team
win it was not because they were better.
but because Frankfort laid down and we
know you don't want to say this. Why
not come clean now. and say that should
any other team win. you too will think
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H. S. Court Schedule

FRIDAY NIGHT
Shortridge at Columbus.
Cathedral VS.. Washington (1ndpls,) at
Broad Ripple at Mt. Comfort.
Frankfort at Anderson
ConnerSville at Franklin.
Martinsville at Vincennes.
Muncie at Marion.
Bedford at Richmond
Bloomington at Logansport
winchester at Newcastle.
Greene9stle at Wiley (Terre Hsutel.
Garfield (Terre Hautel at Paris, III
Gerstmeyer (Terre Haute) at Bainbridge
Edinhurg at Greensburg.
Shortridge at Columbus.
Kokomo at Rochester.
Charlottesville at Lebanon,
wabash at Peru.
Hartford City at Button.
South Side ut; Wayne at Huntington
Reitz lEVansvillel at BosSe (EvanSvillel
Central tEvansville). at johnson City,
Valparaiso at Froebel Gary.
Emerson Gary at Roosevelt (East Chi
Horace Mann Gary at Whiting.
North Side tFt. Waynel at Columbia
Central CFt. Wayne at Elkhart,
Delphi at JEFF Lafayette.
Clinton at Brazil
greenfield at Manual.
Southport, vs.. North Madison at Uni
Tersity Heights.
NIlcSASOuIk az OCU1PISFlIle.
South Side TT Wayne) at Muncie
Mitchell at Bloomington.
La Porte at Froebel (Garyl.
Wiley CTerre Hautel at Washington.
Cathedral at Garfield (Terre Haute)
GerStmeyer (Terre Haute) at Digger
Marion at Wabash.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Peru at Shortridge.
Sullivan at GTeencastle.
Shelhyville at Technical.
Champaign. H., at Central. Evansville
Emerson Gary, az Central FIT. Wayne.
Kendallyilie. at North Side (Ft. Wayne
Charlottesville at Delphi.
RushYllle at Franklin.
CTiSpuS Attacks at Gary,
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Mitt Heads
Ask Jacks
Ring Plans
SChmeIing, CampOIO, Grit
fithS and Loughran Also
in New SquabbIe.
BY DIXON STEWART.
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-MadiSon
Square Garden Corporation. with
approval of the Muldoon- Tnnney
trophy committee, is prepared to
steam roller" the winner of its
current Jack Sharkey-Phil Scott
Max Schmeling tourney into the
worlds championship, but there IS
a possibility that a monkey wrench
may be thrown into the machinery.
Schmeling continues to sulk in
Germany and although his repre-
sentatives" say he will accept terms
to fight the Scott-Sharkey winner
here in June. Make has not COM
mitted himself
CampolO May Substitute
Garden officials are worried and
have made plans to substitute Wit
torio Campolo, Argentine heavy
weight, for Schmeling if the Ger
man boxer refuses to perform.
Campolo is fighting Johnny Risko
on the Miami card a week from to-
night and has an opportunity TO
force his way into the title tourney
regardless of Schmeling's actions.
Tommy Loughran, former light
heavyweight champ, is making a
comeback" attempt at Miami and
if his new training methods prove
as effective as he believes, he may
make such a formidable showing
that he will be recognized as en-
titled In consideration.
Griffiths Mentioned
In addition, Tuffy Griffiths, the
Iowa heavyweight, who duplicated
Schmeling's efforts in beating john
ny Risko and Pauline, remains to be
eliminated. Sharkey refused to fight
Griffiths and the tough one still IS
decidedly in the running
The National Boxing Association
has asked Jack Dempsey whether
he has any intention Of re-entering
the ring.
"If Dempsey intends to fight
again, it would be ridiculous to rec
ognize the Sharkey-Scott-S chmel-
ing tourney winner as champion"
the N. B. A said. Dempsey knocked
out Sharkey in seven rounds and
was defeated only by Tunney, the
retired champion"
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Semi-P Pro, Amateur
Baseball Notes

Eoosier Demons defeated AI-American
girls, 80 to II, Monday night at the
Shrine, and Eppings Of Louisville. KY,
is to II, at louisville Sunday. Demons
play Kelly Kolleens. southern Ohio cham
pions. at Marigold Club Saturday night
at $50 p. n preceded BY curtain
state games. Call or write Miss Lilly E.
Miller. Oh. 4374, 27l8 Roosevelt avenue.
Brookside Q. B. took the lead in the
United Brethren Sunday school league by
defeating university Heights Tuesday
Calvary U. B.. third place quintet, "a to
%, in another interesting game.
Manager of Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road basketball team, is requested to
write or phone physical director of Kirsh-
baum Center to verify game set for sun
day March 2, at Kirshbaum Center.
Teams desiring games with Kirshbaum
Meters Sunday afternoon March 9. 16
and % are requested to write physical
director, KirShbaum Center.
Hare Chevrolet won from Bill Yagers
Buddies, SO to 30. Mcguire and Fisher
starred for the Bunnie, while McClon
and Bender were best for the losers.
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BY GEORGE KERKSEY
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Many
radical changes will be made in the
lineup of the Boston Braves under
their new manager, Bill McKechnie,
but there is no indication that there
will be any vast improvement over
the club which finished in the cellar
last season.
Little effort has been made to
bolster the weak pitching staff as
the majority of the new players are
infielders and outfielders.
There are four outstanding re-
cruits who stand good chance of
winning regular berths. They are
first baseman Johnny Neun, who
was with Detroit, 1925 to 1927, and
who batted 800 for Baltimore last
season; third baseman Russell Rol-
lings, who had trial with the Red
Sox in 1923 and who batted 1928
with Hollywood in 1929; outielder
Walter Berger, who batted 1896 for
Los Angeles last year, and outf1elder
Randolph Moore, who batted 1863
for Dallas, leading the Texas League
in hitting.
Probable Lnfield Lineup
The Braves inf1eld probably will
be composed of Neun at first,
mcguire at second, Maranville at
short and Rollings at third.
George Sisler will be back 20
compete with Neun for first base;
Bob James, recalled from Baltimore,
will understudy Mcguire at second,
and Gene Robertson, bought from
the Yankees, will contest with
Rollings at third. Inf1eld rockies
are Harry Nolan and Harold Baugh-
er, the latter of Marion, Ind.
Berger, who hit forty home runs
in the coast league last season, and
Moore, who set new Texas league
record for base hits with 245, are
expected to see a lot Of action.
Only three of the last years out
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
St. Philips Quintet Drops
First Tilt I'm Amateur Meet
New Palestine Scores Twelve Points in Second Over
time; st. PatriCks to Play Tonight.

pions tied the winners at PAPA In
the regulation playing time. The
count in the first overtime was 1929.
In other games, Greenwood rallied
to nose out Milan, 81 to 80; York
town drubbed Spencer, 43 to 25;
Needham conquered Nineveh, 81 to
10, and Columbus shaded Fishers,
80 to 20.
Eight f1rst-round games are on
the schedule for today. st. Pat
ricks. Indianapolis, will oppose
Bridgeport at tbs tonight The
complete Thursday card:
3:00-Cayuga VS.. LAUREL
3:45-Frankfort VS.. Peru.
4:30-Svracuse VS.. New Albany.
6:30-BloomfieId vs.. Jasper.
s:i5-Bridgeport VS.. st. Patriek's (Indian-
apolis).
9:60-Albion VS.. Culver.
| S:45-Morgantown vs.. Greenfield.
9:30-Markie VS.. Brazil.
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Best of Braves Rockies Are
Fly Chasers and Infielders
Berger, Moore, Roings and Neun Expected to Make
Good; Battery Departments Are Weak

fielders, Earl Clark, Lance Rich
bourg and Jimmy Welsh. are back.
The other outfielders are Joe
Bratcher, who batted 1862 for
Denver; Ralph Boyle, a 19-year- old
youngster from Providence and will
liam Dunlap, another youngster.
Three New Hurlers
The three new pitchers are Alonza
Smith, %, bought from Providence:
Bob Brown, 16, a semi-pro, and
John Clough, %, a free agent who
had several major league clubs bid
ding for his services.
Percy Lee Jones, Bob Smith, Har-
ry Seibold, Ed Brandt and Ben
CantwelI from last years staff are
counted on as regulars. Other Pitch
ers are Bruce Cunningham and
John Cooney, disappointments last
season. There is a big gap in the
catching staff with only three re-
ceiVers, Al Spohrer, the veteran
Hank Gowdy and Billy Cronin, re-
called from Baltimore.
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Bill Ready
forLegion
Fisticuffs
Tuesday Armory Ring Card
Announced Early; Test
for PurViS.

The complete program Of bouts
for next Tuesday nights Armory
boxing show was announced today
as follows:
Ten RoundS-George Kerwfn, Chicago
vs.. Jackie Purvts, Kokomo; junior welters.
Eight ROunds--Jimmie Ssyers, Lafayette
". Kid Woods, Indianapolis; feathers.
SIX Rounds-WiIIard Brown. IndianapO-
rs VS.. Earl Baker. Cinctnnatii junior
Hghtweights.
Six Rounds-Lee Norton, Cincinnati vs..
Johnny Murphy. Indianapolis feathers.
Four Rounds-SoIdier Scotty. Los An
geies VS.. Tiger PurVis, Kokomo; weiters.
Whether Jackie Purvis is really as
good as he looked In his win over
Billy Petrolle here a few weeks ago,
or whether 1t was just a lucky night
for the Kokomo pug, may be settled
beyond doubt when Purvis climbs
in with George Kerwin, for Kerwin
has demonstrated his ability here
several times, having defeated Billy
Rose twice and knocked out Sammy
Price.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
Scott, Loughran Spar for
Society at Afternoon Tea
HeayyWeights to Swap Punches Before Members of
SWanky Oasis Club; Sharkey Attends Races.

practically all of his training at
Palm Beach for his fight with Pierre
Charles, and has become q bit of
favorite there, will work out with
Scott. After the boxers have spanked
each others jaws and dummies with
their gloves sufficiently, tea will be
served and there will be dancing.
The Palm Beach set is making it
an occasion for entertaining visit
ing friends who are not necessarily
members Of the club and many par
ties have been arranged.
Sir Oliver Duncan, British oil
man. who is wintering at Palm
Beach, will be asked to introduce
Scott.
Jack Sharkey will take day off
and go to the races.
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BIZ URit6G Press
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 20.-Tea fight
ing became a reality today when
Phil Scott, British champion, who
meets Jack Sharkey in the ring
here Feb. q, went over to Palm
Beach, fortress of the socially elect,
to do his training before a crowd
of 1000 members and guests of the
Swanky Oasis Club.
Tommy Loughran, who has done
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Coach
and Wilson in
Cadle Feature

Light-heavy and heavyweight
grapplers will be featured on the
weekly mat card Monday night at
Cadle tabernacle with Ralph Will
son, ex-Indiana university star
and Dick Barker, coach of Cor.
nell IaD colleges wrestling squad,
meeting in the main go. Barker
scales 1875 and Wilson 1876.
Henry Stoeff, Ft. Wayne Bull
garian, has been lined up for the
sem1-w1ndup. He tips IT'S. Barker
was coach of the United States
wrestling squad at the 1928 Olympic
games. He will meet Wilson in a
finish match.
Promoter McLemore announces
he has signed Bull Montana, movie
actor and wrestler, to meet q suit
able opponent at Cadle tabernacle
March 3.
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Indians Release Four Rockies; Grouse Signs

William DrisSell, outflelder; Nick
Maglio, outfielder: Jack Vornhort,
pitcher. and Jess Blanton, catcher.
Pitcher Win Ballou recommended
Blanton and the lad may be taken
south with the Tribe to I'LL IN for
catcher Lorbeer. the college coach,
who will report later.
The three tribe backstops, Joe
Sprinz. Buck Grouse and Ernest
Lorbeer. have signed up. Grouse,
obtained from the White Sox in the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20

Manager Johnny Corriden OF the
Indians cut of four rookie pastim-
ers today and turned them over to
Harold Irelan's Quincy Three-I club.
Quincy no longer is a farm fer she
Tribe, but a friendly agreement ex-
ISIS between the teams and Irelan
has promised to give Corriden first
choice at anything good on the
Quincy roster
Players released. all semi pros, are
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
AShe Selected
Typo Manager

At a meeting Of the Indianapolis
Typo Baseball Association held
Wednesday night, John w. Ashe was
chosen to manage the local printer
nine during the 1880 season. He
was team pilot several years ago
and has been active as a player for
many seasons.
The national printer tournament
will be staged in Pittsburgh this
year, with teams competing from
many large cities.
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HIGH SCHOOL PHENOM

bN tHtitu fFCSS
WATERLOO, Ia, Feb. 20.-Fran-
els B. Bordner, star pitcher for the
Waterloo high school nine, will join
the Washington American League
club at the completion of school in
June, he announced today.
Bordner has won every game he
hurled for the school nine. and was
defeated but once in an amateur
league
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20

Johnny Riddle deal, came down
from his Muncie home and accept
ed terms. Sprinz was last years
mainstay and Lorbeer is from the
Three-I loop.
Pitcher Danny Boone will go to
training camp ahead of the Indians
and will leave his Trotwood (O9
home Saturday for Sarasota to join
other early birds-first baseman
Monahan. pitcher Bill Burwen and
trainer jim Pierce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
AMATEUR PUGS CLASH

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-All at
tendance records for Madison
Square Garden we're broken
Wednesday night when 1898 per-
sons paid SAL, 264 to see the annual
golden gloves amateur boxing tour
nament.
Eighteen three-round bouts were
held, the winners qualifying to meet
the champions of Chicago in an
inter-city tourney at Chicago,
March 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
Three Giants
on SideIines

By Jaucd Press
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Feb. 90
Three members of the New York
Giants squad we're excused from
Wednesday practice because Of in
juries. Pitcher Ralph Judd has an
infected heel, while Frank McCul-
Tough, rookie infielder, is nursing
split finger, and Leroy Parmalee, eX-
pensive rookie pitcher, wrenched his
ankle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
Manual Net
Team Wins

Manual high school METERS con-
tinued to show improvement, and
handed Westfield cagers a Al to 10
humping In a rough game at
Manual gym Wednesday.
Regenstrief on offense and Han
ma on defense were outstanding for
the winners. Ten players were used
by the Red and White quintet, with
Fox, Stuart, Burton, KIien, and
Higgs figuring in the scoring. Allen
and NJ. Jones were outstanding for
the losers. scoring sixteen of their
teams points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
BABE STANDS ALONE

BD United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-All
~ of New York Yankees ex-
cept Babe Ruth and Tony Laz-
zeri are under contract for
the 1880 season, Secretary Ed
Barrow announced today.
Lazzeri has accepted terms
and his signed contract is ex-
pected soon.
Colonel Jacob Rupert will
leave for the Yanks' training
camp at st. Petersburg. Fla,
March 4 and the dispute over
Babe Ruth'S salary will be dis
cusSed at that time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20

TINE veteran Australian heavy
Il weight, George Cook, who
has been in America for some
time, will tackle Chuck Virgins
in the main go at Cadle Taber-
nacle next Thursday night ov-r
the ten-round route. Cooks
headquarters are in Boston and
he fights often, while Virgins has
returned to form by figuring in
several minor bouts in the middle
west. One of Chucks recent vic
tories was over frankie Wine,
whom he had a hard scrap with
at FIT. Harrison last summer.
Virgins, Cook and a strong
supporting card may be just the
combination to fill the tabernacle
and the Washington A. c. is max
ing big preparations. Virgins and
Cook fought over the twenty
round route in Australia in 1919,
Chuck winning the verdict, and
they have not met since.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
METERS PLAY Y. M. H. A.

The Kirshbaum, Meters will meet
the Communal Y. M. H. A. basket
ball five at the Kirshbaum gym
Sunday night in the annual rivalry
contest between the north side and
south side Jewish teams.
In preliminary, the Kirshbaum
Bulldogs will meet the Communal
Buddies. The prelim also is q rival
~ tilt.
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BIZ Times sDec;dl
GREENWOOD, Ind, Feb. 20.-A
spectacular rally in the second over
time period which netted them
twelve points gave New Palestine a
Al to % victory over st. Philips of
INDIANAPOLIS in the first round Of
the twelfth annual state amateur
independent basketball tournament
at the local high school gym
Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis sectional cham
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
WHITE TRIES COMEBACK
BIZ Tnited Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Through with
the strenuous parts of their train
ing, Charlie White and Henry Per-
lick are ready for the ten-round
bout Friday night which will mark
Charles comeback"
White, one Of the greatest light
weight punchers who ever lived, is
trying to come back" at the age
of 39.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
IVY OLSON RETURNS

Former ShOrtstOp Back With Brook
lyn Dodgers as Coach.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 20.-Ivy Olson,
former shortstop, will return to the
Brooklyn Dodgers this season as
coach. Olson played with the Dodg-
erS from 1915 to 1924 and was the
sparkplug of Brooklyn's 1920 pen
nant winning team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
TO ENTER PRO LEAGUE

An pplicant for franchise in
the National Professional Football
League for the 1890 season is the
Brooklyn Blue Devils eleven. They
will have Sam Levins. 1929
Princeton full back, and Walt Win
nick, former Syracuse tackle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
NORGREN BASEBALL COACH

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Nels Norgren
has been appointed baseball coach
at the University Of Chicago, sue
ceeding H. o. Crisler, who has been
appointed athletic director at the
University of Minnesota.
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EQUALS HURDLE MARK

NEWARK. N. j., Feb. 20.-Afiss
Catherine Donovan equaled her own
worlds record of :03 for the fifty
yard low hurdles in the Womens
Metropolitan A. A. .. champion
ships at Newark armory Wednesday
nirht.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
WALKS PRETTY FAST. TOO

In addition TO her graceful run
ming speed. Miss Stella Walsh,
Cleveland sprinting ace, has a
reputation in her home town as a
heel-and-toe walker. She won a
women's walking event in her first
attempt in that branch OF sport.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
VERDICT TO ANDERSON

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20.-Vincent
Forgione, Philly middleweight, lost
on points to Joe Anderson, Coving-
ton. ten rounds. Jimmy Neal
knocked out Tommy Holman, sec
ond round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20

Frank Wetzel, former outfelder
OF the st. Louis Browns. has agreed
to terms with the Hollywood club of
the Pacific Coast League for 1890
He was with San Antonio of the
Texas League last season.
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College Basketball

Valparaiso. IS: Mt. Morris, "A.
Army, 4o: Carnegie Tech, 90.
Navy. n; Georgetown. 20.
Duke. %; Washington and Lee, rs.
Columbia. Al: Cornell. "a.
Lafayette, 81; upssla, ie.
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the right to represent Indiana in the national tour
nament at Loyola university Chicago March 10 to
"a. Drawings for the third annual tourney will be
made Saturday, March /, at Cathedral. Representa-
tves of competing schools and the press will attend
There will be five sessions starting Friday afternoon
No teams will be seeded.
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H. S. Court Scores

Tech freshmen. IS; Washington fresh
men. 7.
Gibault tVincennesl. SO: st. Frances
vile. H.. IS.
Bloomington, 80; Mitchell. 80.
Manual (Indianapolisl. Al: Westfeld. 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
SHADE BEATS BURNS

BIZ TUNES DDectdL
OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. 20.-Young
Johnny Burns, local middleweight,
was outpointed by Dave Shade, New
York, ten rounds. 1t was a fast
bout.