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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
WONDER LACKEN TOPS
HORSESHOE PITCHERS
Has Ringer Percentage Of 1888 in
Metropolitan League With
Leading Midwesterns.

Carl Wonder Lacken Of the Midwest
ern team, with a ringer average Of 1853,
is the leading pitcher Of the Metropoli-
tan Indoor League and his team is out
in front in total points, on which the
pennant will be decided. Roy Wilson
and A. H Westby are Wonder Lacken's
teammates. The last named established
a league record for one game with a
ringer percentage Of .522.
Clayton Henson, the Northern Vir-
GINA champion, has thrown the most
ringers with 140, but his total Of shoes
pitched Is high.
The team standing and the individ-
ual leaders, as announced by Secretary
Andrew Casper, follow:
Team Standing
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TH|RTy-S|X ROUNDS
ON ROCKVILLE CARD
Lively Ring and Wrestling
Show Promised Saturday
at Firemen's 'He Night"

rounds of boxing,
1 wrestling and other features will
1 mark the tenth annual He
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MARYLAND FROSH WIN
Take Ninth Straight by Defeating
Catholic q. Cubs, Al to "a.

University of Maryland's freshman
basket ball team won its ninth straight
game by defeating the Catholic U.
yearlings, Al to "a, at Brookland last
night. It was the second time this year
that the Old Line cubs have beaten the
young Cards.
The Marylanders led, "a to IL, at in
Permission and showed little life in the
second half.
Juliana got half of Catholic us
points, while Chase made Is for Mary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
SWIM ENTRIES OUT
Blanks for D. C. A. A. U. Meet Are
Now Available at Two Places.

Entry blanks for the annual indoor
swimming championships Of the District
of Columhia A. A. o., to be held March
20 and 81 at the Venetian pool at the
Shoreham Hotel, now are available at
the home of A. Earle Weeks, 1927 T
street, or at Spalding's, 1888 @ street.
Entries will close at midnight March
II. All amateur athletes registered in
the D. G. association are eligible. Regis
tration may be made through William
e. Russell, 1903 North CapitDl street
chairman Of the Registration Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
BALLSTON A. C. TO MEET
Plans for Base Ball Season Will Be
Made at Session Tuesday.

Looking forward to another success
full campaign on the diamond, Presi-
dent Harold Loose has issued a sum-
mons for the initial 1891 meeting OF
the Ballston A. c., to be held at the
home of Howard King next Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Coach Walter Ruden and Acting
Manager S. johnson have announced
that in addition to Tits with nearby
teams, games will be played at Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Annapolis, Fred
erick, Richmond, Charlottesville, Win
chester, Fredericksburg and Front
Royal
In addition to those named the fol-
lowing players are requested to attend
the meeting Tuesday at which will be
made plans for preliminary practice:
Joe Miller, Roy Kidwell, G. Rosenberger
Percy Feninsey, Lefty Jones, Harry
Herrity, E. Coppage, Earl Bowman,
George Roberts, Fielder Hayes and Mac
McGolrick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
INDOOR GOLF MEET
Ten Capable Players to Compete
for Championship.

Ten we'll known golfers of this Sec
ton viii compete in the annual ex-
hibition indoor championship tourna-
ment tomorrow night, and a week later
at the Hollywood Golf Parlor, 1412
New York avenue. Play each night
viii start at o'clock.
Al Price, Rock Greek pro and de-
Tending champion, and Paul MCGEE
runner-up last year, have entered along
with Dick Cook, Annapolis Roads pro;
r. Cliff McKimmie, Hollywood Golf
School pro; Page Hufty, Donald Smith,
Charles Gardiner, H. A. Latimer, Rus
sell Hallebaugh and William Keyser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
BLICK's NUGGETS u.5es)
TYPOTHETAE MARKS GO
American Electrotype Rolls 1893
Kinnihan Shoots 4O7 Set.

Kinnihan's 407 set and Washington
Typographers', 1893 team set were the
features of the week in the Typthetae
League.
The team set established new season
record, while Kinnihan's effort equalled
McPhilomy's set mark. Second high
team game was boosted a few notches
by American Electrotype with a GIL
count. Kinnihan also shot high game,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
MARYLAND SHOTS SCORE
Easily Defeat Western Maryland
on College Park Range.

University of Maryland won its Sec
ond shoulder rife match
of the season yesterday by defeating
Western Maryland, 1850 to 1851, at
College Park.
Fred Marshall, captain of the Old
Liners, was the high scorer with 276
out Of a possible 800.
Georgetown, at College Park, and
Navy, at Annapolis, will be opposed the
next two Saturdays.
Yesterdays scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
SOCCER GAME TODAY.

Two picked American elevens will
clash this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
Silver Spring in the opening match of
the annual international cup soccer
tournament for the District area. Ben
Kali will referee, with Ed Crews and
Jack Caldwell as hneSmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
Bowling Tourney
Has Record Entry
BUFFALO. N. Y, February "A up.

UFFALO. N. Y, February IA tP).
- "A record oficial entry list of
1859 five-man teams for the
American Bowling Congress, which
will open here February 81, was an
nounced today by A. L. Langtry,
secretary.
In addition, the entry list includes
$3.50 two-man teams and 1902
singles.
The entire profits from the con-
gresS will be devoted to relief of un-
employmenK1n Buffalo The con-
gress will continue through April z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
H|SER TOP ROLLER
IN LEGION STAKES
Hits 391 on Arcadia Drive to
Win MaCNeiI Trophy in
Service Meet.

7 TENRY HISER, leading bowler of
- the District League, walked
away with first place in the
American Legion Sweepstakes
at the Arcadia last night with three
game set of 391. Then he dashed over
to Rosslyn in time to shoot doubles with
Bert Parsons and collect second money
in the Potomac stakes.
In the Legion event Hiser won the
DIR. B. C. MacNeil trophy for the
Leeionnaire having top score, besides a
cash award.
G. w. McCambridge, with 1862, was
second: w. c. Gartrell, with $50, third,
and Jack Rodgers, $50, fourth. Forty
three participated.
The scores:
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Team Standing
Season Records.

High team sets - Ruth, 1,5O3; Bethany,
1,477; Washington Centennial No. ], 1,473.
No. /, SIS; Mizpah, SIC; Ruth. 5i4.
High averages-Owen, 1898; Smith, 1909;
Ackman, S7-4s; Malcolm, $3.50; Whitbeck.
High games-Kaunman, las; Ellen Vein
Meyer, 1856; =. Ellis and Hellmuth tied, 1871.
High sets-Owen, 346; GreeVy. Kaufman
and Ellen Xeihmeyer tied. 1888. -
High strikes-Youmans, IS; Danforth' IA;
High spares-owen, 81; whitbeck, ss;
Hish nat games-Dobson, Greevy and
Thomas tied with o.
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QUEEN OUT TO BEAT
OWN HIGH AVERAGE
Shoots Toward 100 Goal in
District League--BIick
Girls Near Pennant.
oRRA1NE GULF, queen @

ORRAINE GULF, queen of
the duckpin world, is sweep
ing on to a record that
would pale any of her other
achievements. Five years ago, in
the Washington Ladies' League
she hung up an all-time record
for girl bowlers with a seasons
average of 1856.
This was thought to be the ultimate
or close to it, in girl duckpin skill, but
Lorraine is proving otherwise. Her cur
rent average in the District Ladies
League is 8 sticks short of 100. More
over. it has been made on a circuit OF
drives, whereas her record of 1925-26
was established at the Coliseum.
Lorraine, who joined the Lucky Strike
team near the end of the first series,
will have to bowl at least "a OF the 80
games remaining on the schedule In
order to smash the record. Under the
rules Of the league girl must roll two
thirds of the schedule to be eligible for
prize.
WHILE Miss GULL has overshadoWed
w the field, seven other pinetteS are
averaging 100 or better, according
to figures released yesterday by Scorer
Jim Baker.
Billie Miner Butler, averaging 1o4-14,
is in a fair way to beat LorraineS old
record.
Elsie Fischer, who has played a major
part in the success of the John Blicks,
has third high average, with 1888.
NIL ;alr - he ~
virtually Gin the bag" may be attributed
to their consistency. Besides Elsie
Fischer, Lucy Owen and BesS Hoffman
are averaging over 100.
Inasmuch as the Lucky Strike girls
who blew chance to stop the Blicks
last week by losing three games, and
other teams have proved incapable OF
humbling the leaders, interest has
switched from the team race to Miss
CULTS attempt for record.
DOULEvARD's sensational team game
- featured last week Although I'M
able TO click consistently in their
battle toward the first division. the
suburban girls, with Reva Banks shoot
ing 125, Gladys Lowd, 1871: Jennie NAL
colin, l04; Capt. Frances He'll, lis, and
Bess Ackman, 81. Burt Heil's team
rolled to a new all-time league record
Of 572.
Despite this performance. Boulevard
bowed twice to Recreation when Cath
crime Quigley rolled 332 and Rena Lew
1913. Reva Banks 326 topped the
Boulevard girls. The Blicks' win from
Lucky Strike, Lucky Strikes twin VIC
tory over the Bill Woods, Convention
Hairs odd-game triumph over Queen
Pm and Rendezvous pair of wins from
the BIZ Woods were other results of
last week.
Bakers figures fnllnuu.
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BLICK MIDGETS BEST
Overcome Shopping News Bowlers
by 317 Pins in Six Games.

Blick's Midgets last night crubbed
Washington Shopping News, 1888 to
1886, in the final half block of their
six-game series on the Arcadia alleys.
In the first block Blick's were winners
1878 to 1903, making their total margin
of victory BIT pins.
Last nights scores:
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JUNIOR PETS CARRY ON
Chalk Up Twenty-Third Basket
Win in Row at Gaithersburg.

Petworth Juniors travelled to CATH
ersburg, Md, last night and rang up
their twenty-third straight at the ex-
penSe OF the Gaithersburg Juniors in a
22-to-19 basket ball struggle In the high
school gymnasium. The winners are
booking other games with 130-pound
class teams, Call Manager Horowitz
at Adams 10475.
Line-ups:
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jvILsERFoRCE FIVE HERE
t, University Basketers to Play

ast, university Basketers to Play
k1Tweifth Street az" Tomorrow.
NBaskS bali teams of the Twelfth
4reeE Y. M. C. A. and Wilberforce Uni
,e&rsity win meet tomorrow night on the
axaDward University court.
@%WiFberforce comes East with well
kl5alanced outfit and fresh from victory
sdver the strong Holy Cross A. c. Of
sBittsburgh. 1t includes the following
eEafnest Ashe, DOG" Clark, Fred Cren-
shaw, Ralph Scurry and Harry Evans.
The "Y" squad, now travelling at a
I 4ast cha has Il. Jeffries, Lefty Smith,
I'd DaVis. Bobby Hawkins and Ev Davis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
MEET AT TEXAS NET
I, Allison Finalists Today II
nktdwinter Tennis Tourney.

1ktdwinter Tennis Tourney.
IAN ANTONIO, Tex., February IA
6R .-Berkeley Bell of New York and
Wilmer Allison of Austin, Tex, 1880
Davis Cup tennis team members, will
meet tomorrow afternoon in the singles
AxialS Of the second annual Midwinter
tenrils tournament.
Bel reached the finals by defeating
Jimmy Quick Of Dallas, 6-3, 60, in
ff1e Semi-finals. Allison went into the
ShanHpionship round by defeating Bruce
Barnes, University of Texas, As, 81,
go. -
Bell and Barnes win meet Quick and
Hall Of Orange, N. j., in the
doubles finals tomorrow.
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TEAM STANDING.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team same-Potomac, $50.
High team set-Potomac, lbs
High individual average-Phillips, King
David, 1885.
High individual set-Cleary. Whiting, 404
High individual game-Guerrier, Takoma,
High strikes-PhilIips, King David, AZ.
High spares-Fredericks, Acacia, iTs
High game INSTRUMENTATION, Lafayette.
High game Thursday-Doleman. Single
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CUNTS IN TITLE FRAY
Leesburg, Alexandria Teams to
Play for Northern Virginia Title.

LEESBURG, Va, February IA
basket ball game to decide the cham
pionship of Northern Virginia will be
played in the Leesburg High auditorium
Monday evening at 8:15 O'Clock, when
the local independent five will engage
the Alpha Delta Omega quint from
Alexandria.
On the same evening the An-Star
girls will play the Fraters, also from
Alexs ndria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
LA FAYETTE CUNT
AGAIN SHOWS WAY
Malcolm Twice Shoots 3S4
to Press Phillips for High
Average.

VX YITH Capt. Watson Of the
M champion Ia Fayette team
w turning in two s8l sets.
La Fayette's maple spilIers
swept back into first place in the Ma
sonic League by winning three games
-Ach from Brightwood and Congress,
while Potomac was ousted from the top
when 1t won only two Of six games.
Red Megaw. Temple star, has been
called back into the La Fayette fold for
the home stretch.
Petworth triumphed in four games
and assumed second place Singleton
started Potomac on its downward path
by winning two, while Takoma repeated
the dose. Acacia won four, taking two
each from Hope and Harmony.
Watson Is hot after the leadership In
average now held by Charlie Phillips.
No more league rolling is scheduled
for the next three weeks because of the
Masonic and national tournaments.
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SHOWS SWIMMING SKILL
Anne Benoit Gives Exhibition a
Ambassador Today.

Anne Benoit, holder of numerous
long distance swimming records, will be
the central figure in an exhibition this
afternoon at the Ambassador Hotel pool
at 4 O'Clock.
Miss Benoit's latest triumph of note
was her victory in the 2712-mile swim
around Manhattan Island last Summer.
In this event she broke the old record
by an hour and half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
ST. ALBsNS T0PPLED
It's 27-12 Basket Ball Beating or
Philadelphia Court.

PHILADELPHIA, February 14.-St
Alban'ss School basket ball team of
Washington invaded the Quaker City
IBIS afternoon with little success, the
l4ong Episcopal Academy quint defeat
lilg it, 81 to II.
Episcopal led, II to 4, at half time
SE Adams had been held to a pair OF
@sld goals, both credited to Freeman
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btbsUu httUFuS.
High team Solidarity, 1,552
High individual set-Geier, 354
High individual game-SproesSer, 1877.
High spareS-Geier, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
SIMONS TOPS ELKS' LOOP
Charity Bowler's 10 Is High.
Band Increases Lead.

Smacking the naples for 10 average,
Simons of Charity is leading the Elks
League in high individual average. Band
increased its lead by winning its set
with Steamrollers while Entertainment
was dropping pair to Charity.
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National Duckpin
Tourney Prizes
MEN.

MEN.
All events g prizes)-'$35, $25, 500,
$40, $40, $18, SIC, $14, $12.
Teams (19 prizes) -"*$325, $3.50, 5000,
SITS, $140. $1oO. $50, $40, SOS, $50, SIS,
$50, $45, $40, $35, $50, $25, $25, $25.
Doubles GA prizes) 800, $50,
$40, $50, $50, $45, $40, $35, $50, $50,
$25, SIS, $25. $22, $40, $18, SIG, SIS,
$l4. $13, $12, $11, $40.
Singles (51 prizes)-**$1O0, SIS, $50,
$50, $45. $40. $35, $50. $25. $22, $22, $40,
$50, $40, $19, $18, $18, SIT, SIT, SIS,
SIC, SIG, SIS, SIS, SIS, $14, $14, $l4,
SIG, $13, $13, $12, $12, $12, $11, $11,
$11, $40, $40, $40, SO, SO, SO, So, So,
81, 81, Sc, $6, IS, SIS.
First prize, all events, to include dia-
mond medal.
""First prize teams, doubles and sin
giles, to include solid gold medals.
WOMEN.
All events g prizes)-"$15, $40, 81,
So, SIS, 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
Three Cage Contests on
Perry Charity Card

Three basket contests are on the
charity court card to be staged at
the new Perry township high school
building Tuesday, starting at z p. m.
Edgewood girls will oppose Penn
sylvania r. r. girls in the first
contest, and Southport Business
Men will oppose Perry township
teachers at e. m. Southport
Black Diamonds will tackle Edge
wood A. G. in the. feature.
All proceeds will be used for
charity work in Perry township.
Donation Of food supplies will be
accepted for admission. All teams
have donated their services, as well
as the officials and school officials.
Oral Hildebrand will referee; Chuck
Klein, umpire; John (Red) Corri-
den, manager Of the Indians, and
Reb Russell, timekeepers: william
Raine, Harry Geisel and A. e. Carr,
Scorekeepers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
GOett Is Named
Head of State
Amateur Board

Henry c. Goett, city clerk and
basketball official, was appointed
today by Wayne Emmelmann as
chairman Of the Indiana Amateur
Independent Basketball Association
board. Goett has been an active
worker in the association for the
last thirteen years. Goett and En-
melmann will be the Indiana rep
resentatives of the Central States
Association and also members of the
National Amateur Indiana Basket
ball Federation board.
Appointment of other indiana
board members follow:
Won Grow. Markle: George Russell,
Gary: Austin Butler. Amboy: Stanley E.
Hunt, Taylorsyille; DR.. @. M. Cropp.
Shoals: Lester L. Collins. Knox; Alvin j.
Whitaker. Morgantown; Thomas Thomp-
son, Milan: G.. e, Plaistead. TT. Wayne /:
Roy Pound. Fairbanks: Cameron Parks,
Pleasant Lake Miles T. Goddard. Green's
burg; M. r. Robinson. culver: w. Clyde
Martin. PALMYRA: G: G.. Grubbs. Evans
vile; Fred w. Brandt. Bridgeport. and DR.,
G. L. Amick. Wakarusa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
Talk Heavy
Title Bout
Detroit, Jersey City Are
Considered for Strib-
SchmeIing Tilt. ISL
By DATED Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. Undetermined,
it seems, to establish q new all-time
high for arguments, the present
heavyweight wrangle today entered
a rev week Of conferences. Today's
most important conference was at
tended by officials of the milk fund,
of1cials of Madison Square Garden,
Joe Jacobs, manager OF Max Schmel-
ing, and Pa Stribling, father-man-
ager of w. L. (Young) Striking.
Pa told the United Press that the
conference would consider the Gar
den's plan TO promote a Schmeling-
Stribling bout In June with either
Jersey City or Detroit as the scene
Of battle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12

Three games that should be
thrillers are carded for Tuesday
when De Paw and Franklin meet
at Franklin and Wabash jumps over
to Muncie for an engagement with
the Ball Teachers five. Notre Dame
plays host to Marquette at South
Bend.
On Saturday, the big climax Of
a week of high-class action will
arrive with the Butler Wabash
game at Charlottesville. Notre
Dame goes east to Pennsylvania
Jumps over to Champaign for tilt
With Illinois.
An overtime struggle in which a
lone free throw by Yates, Chicago
forward, was all that could be
earned by either team, decided the
opening conference tilt for Indiana.
At Purdue, Johnny Wooden got
the Boilermakers away to lead,
aided by Parmenter and the spec
tators settled back to watch the ex-
Martinsville star pile up field and
foul line shots until he had accunu-
lated twelve points for the evening.
Miller and Withrow scored four
field goals each to account for the
easy victory hung up by Tony
Hinkle's Butler Shippers at Louisville
university where the final score was
80 to is, Buffers seventh consecu-
tive win.
Evansville college was constant
threat until near the close Of theiI
game with Danville Normal. Gin
ger Reeves led rally to make the
final score 81 to 20, Danville.
Indiana Central tried hard, but
Ball Teachers was too powerful anc
copied with a As to 80 decision.
n. A. G. U. easily walloped In
diana Law, 81 to II, and Valparaiso
battled hard to gain a 90 to Is wiz
over Mt. Morris. Concordia shaded
Howe Military, % to 10.
TUESDAY
De Paw vs. Franklin, at Franklin.
Wabash IS. Ball college, at Muncie.
Central Normal VS.. Rose Poly, at Terre
Marquette VS.. Notre Dame. at South
WEDNESDAY
Evansville VS.. State Normal, at Terre
Haute.
THURSDAY
Franklin VS.. Earlham, at Richmond.
Central Normal VS.. Hanover, at Hanover.
FRIDAY
Western Michigan Normal vs.. Manchest-
or, at North Manchester.
State Normal VS.. Ball college, at Terre
Eaute.
Evansville VS.. Hanover, at Hanover
Valparaiso VS.. Chicago Phy-Eos, at
Chicago.
SATURDAY
Notre Dame VS.. Pennsylvania, at Phila-
delphia.
Butler VS.. Wabash, at CrawfordsvilIe.
Indiana VS.. Illinois, at Champaign.
River Forest VS.. Concordia, at Fl.
Wayne.
Hanover vs.. Kentucky Military Insti-
tute, at Lyndon, KY.
De Paw VS.. Miami, at Oxford, o.
Rnsn Pnlu VIC EIInfinrkor at Wa r,r,n
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
Person and
Malone Meet

Six bouts will be offered at
Cadle tabernacle tonight on the
boxing program to be staged by s.
R. Stafford. First scrap at $3.50.
Jack Malone and Roy Pierson, To-
cal lightweights, will battle in the
eight-round main go. The remain
der Of the card follows:
Six RoundS-Roy Woods vs.. Eenry
Hook bantamweights.
Four Rounds-Jimmy Fox vs.. Young
Groggs, bantamweights.
Four Rounds-Teddy Sewers vs.. Johnny
Cash, featherweightS.
Four Rounds-Red Yeager ~. Ray
Drake, middieweights.
Four Rounds--Jimmy Dale vs.. Kid
Grady, featherweights.
Three-Round Exhibition-Besween rs
pound Negro youngsters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
KIRSHBAUM FIVE WINS

KirShbaun basketball team
swamped Bloomington A. C.'s Sun
day afternoon at Kirshbaum gym,
Al to 26. kaufman, Feldman, Gold
smith, Stein and Davis were best
for Kirshbaums.
Kirshbaum Bulldogs lost their
second straight game, this time to
the English Avenue Boys Club, a
to Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
TWENTY Tits ON HOOSIER COLLEGIATE CAGE PROGRAM
Sand Wedge Is
Ruled Unfair
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE sand
wedge, newly designed golf club to-
Gay had joined the Schenectady
putter and the ribbed-faced mashie
as an outlaw weapon Of the royal
and ancient game.
H. H. Ramsay, newly elected pres
ident OF the United States Golf As
ISOLATION, announced that the club
would henceforward be ruled out
because it Is "a departure from the
accepted form Of clubs" The sand
wedge Is a club Of unusual weight
and has flange on the bottom Of
the club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
"a Teams in
Valley Tourney

By TINES speotot
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Jan. Ia
Sixty-nine Indiana and fifteen MI
nois high school cage teams VIII
compete in the sixteenth annual
Wabash Valley H. s. A. A. basket
ball tourney, preliminaries fog which
are to be held Jan. %, "a.
Fourteen preliminary centers will
send one team to Terre Haute for
the finals on Jan. 30, 81. and one
will send two teams. Twelve Of tbs
sectional centerS are in Indiana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
3 MAT BOUTS BILLED

Three bouts are included on the
mat bill at Tomlinton hall tonight
with Hugh Nichols, light heavy
weight, facing George Sauers in the
main go to q finish. In other
matches, time limit events, Doc
Burns will tackle Eddie Shaboo and
Sam Markowitz will meet Speedy
O'Neal, first bout at $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
YOUNG GOLFER COPS

BY Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 12.-Win Day,
15-year-old Chicago schoolboy, won
tn eiMami nidwinter amateur golf
turney here Sunday by defeating
Lee Chase, former New York and
Florida amateur champion, in a
forty-hole match. The pair went
fou rextra holes for the decision.