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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15

By Tlnses Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Jan.
l5.-Undaunted by their five de-
feats in nine games this season,
Wabash college courtnen are work
ing hard for Butler univerSity's in
vaSion for a contest with the Little
Giants here Saturday night.
The Bulldogs, with a clean slate
Of seven victories and an entire
week in which to prepare for
Wabash, will be favored to win
Saturdays tilt. Wabash and Butler
split their two-game series last
year.
Bill Chase, Wabash forward, prob
ably will be lost to practice sessions
for a few days because of a lacera-
ton sustained on his forehead. when
the Scarlet met Ball State Tuesday
night, while Caldwell, reserve for
ward, is nursing a sprained wrist as
a result Of the rough tilt at Muncie.
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Unsted Press

By UASsed Press
CHICAGO, Jan. Is. Charlie
Retzlaff, 194-pound Duluth dyraa-
inter-" doomed today as a solution
to the problem OF boxing promoters
who have been seeking a sensational
young heavyweight.
Appearing in the seni-windup to
Wednesday nights Jimmy S~lattery-
King LevinSky bout at the Chicago
stadium, Retzlaff stole the show"
with an impressive six-round knock
out over George Neron, rugged
Greek heavyweight. It was Retz-
laff's twenty-seventh victory in
twenty-eight professional engage
mentS.
Knocking out Neron does not
qualify Retzlaff as a great fighter
Max Schmeling scored at least a
dozen kayos over Neron while train
ing for Jack Sharkey-but the
workraanlike manner In which the
Duluth youth won convinced the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
<Down the Alleys :
BY LEFTY LEE

The usual good games were rolled during
the Bankers League series on the Hotel
Antlers alleys: Fletcher American and
National and Meyer-Kiser as City Sc
curttte5 n American Central Life won
two from Fletcher Savings and Trust and
Trust. 1teenbach topped the in
dtytdual list with q three gATne total OF
go. Moore had 6lT: kellogg. SIT,
Pearson. 614. A l59 score IN his second
game Sppiled Parsons chance for q real
three-Ratne total.
The dead lire for entries for the city
tournament Is Saturday jan. "a. Why not
help your city officials by turning that en-
try IN now?
South Side Druggist League games re-
suited IN . three-gAEne win for Hun's
Pharmacy over zaepfel Drugs and = two
game win for Markell and Community from
Rtesbeck and HoSacker. Hauanan and
OnerRfeu were in sympathy With each other
AFTER this series. kausman rolling q % and
OberEfeu a lis game.
Single game scores are looking I'D IN the
Van Camp League. three games going over
the 40 mark during Wednesday nlkht'S
play. Lemon having q zS9. W. Faust, $50.
a Alexander. AS. bean Hole Beans won
three from Kreut. as MIX. Pork and Beans
n Spaghetti took Two from Pumpkin,
Soup and CatSup.
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Long Beach, Cal, with II, n under
par.
The next II players were within
one stroke Of each other and within
hailing distance of the three leaders
Golden, Dudley and Dutra. The
first group, tied for fourth place,
each with par =, vas made up of
Gene Sarazen, Fresh Meadows, n.
Y; Macdonald Smith, Great Neck,
N. Y; Horton Smith, Crag0ton, n.
Y; Leo Diegel, Aqua Caliente and
Harry Cooper, Chicago.
The next group, tied Tor ninth
place, each with 70, consisted Of
Clarence Clark, Tulsa, Okla; Ralph
Guidahl, Dallas, Tex; Earl Fry, San
Francisco; Abe Espinosa. Chicago,
and Dallas Je1erS, Long Beach, Cal
The Aqua Caliente tournament
with $4,000 first prize, win end Sat-
urday after seventy-two holes Of
play. Less than 100 spectators fol-
lowed the players the first day be-
cause OF an intermittent drtzzae q
rain. and cold wind.
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Net Leaders in
Second Tilt Saturday
State Champ Seek Revenge for 5-Point Loss to Hot
Dogs; Many Promising Tits on Card for Hoo
Sier QuintetS This Week.

Washington and Frankfort. stu ranked At the top Of the Hocser
prep cage heap despite upets, viii clash for the second time this season
at Washington Saturday night In the feature contest OF the weekend
card. In the first encounter. Frankforts vet performers gained q i've
point verdict over Bwi riddles state champs and are favorfes In Sat
urdays classic.
With topnotch foes and old rivals battling In all sections Of the state,
further complications may be added to the already mudded race IN this
weeks encounters.
Both Washington and Frankfort face stiff assignments preceding
their classic tilt. Franklin. only team to upset the sturdy SheJbyvIne
tosSers in twelve starts, will invade Washington on Friday night, while
Tim Campbelrs rapidly improving Tech snipers win battle the Hot Dogs
at Frankfort.
shortridge, one Of the two major indicated teams IN the state, will
get another severe test Friday when they tackle Glenn Cu7tg Martins
vile five at the Artegian city.
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Two Indianapolis rivals VIII re-
new relations after a brief lull when
Manual and Cathedral get together
at the Irish gym on Friday.
Muncie, only conquercr Of Frank
fort, and rated close to the three
leaders, viii tackle Cnf Wells Ber-
ries in another Friday feature at
Logansport. Pete JoIley's quintet
defeated the Berries In the recent
Big -Four tournament, but VIII find
the task more difficult this time.
Logansport held Frankfort to q two
point decision last week.
Newcastle's in-and-out performers
will entertain Morton of Richmond
and are expected to break into the
win column again, while Corners
vile viii meet an old rival in the
Bulldogs at Columbus Friday. Shell
byville, minus the services of Phipps,
star center, viii entertain RushviIle,
ana Jefferson of Lafayette goes to
Delphi in other Friday contests.
Laporte invadeS Goshen, VAL
paraiso meets Washington Of East
Chicago and Roosevelt Of East Chi
cago plays Horace Mann at Gary In
northern features.
Anderson's Indians face q double
assignment, meeting a conference
rival at Lebanon on Friday and
journeying to Bedford to oppose the
Stone Cutters on Saturday.
Two old rivals VIII battle at
Marion Saturday when the Giants
and Kokomo clash for the second
time this season. Kokomo won the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
80 ROUNDS SCHEDULED

Thirty rounds VIII make up Fri
day nights fiSttc program at River
side. The main so. eight rounds,
will bring together George Downey,
indianapolis featherweight, and
Henry Hook, EIwood.
Roy Woods and Eddie Roberts. ban
t~amweightS, win mix for SIX REFUNDS. raw
Drake and Bret Weggoner, l~16-pounders.
VII tangle in the top so6r-rounder and
Art Holden VIII oppose Herb Akens over
the same. route. Two more four-round
scraps Will be added the first to start
at $50.
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Roller Match
at Riverside

Riverside roller polo team will
meet Elwood Saturday night at the
Riverside rink. Last Saturday-She
locals journeyed to Laporte, where
they won, 6 to 4. The local team is
holding practice three times a week
at the rink on West Thirtieth street
and boasts a bunch of fast puck
chasers, the squad including Charles
Berger, captain; Kenneth Barksdale,
Edward Leach, Elmer Lombard, Roy
Jennings, Bob Deal, Jack Hunts
man, Howard Barksdale, Don Foltz
and Merle Davis.
Teams in central Indiana desiring
to enter a proposed roller league
are asked to get In touch with
Herschel E. Parker, Riverside rink.
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Cruising In Sportland
WITH EDDIE ASH

u mel Of the Philadelphia Athletics, wasn't brought up that way, He
developed 1t years ago is a substitute for the Sptbau, and went on to fame
and glory. Ronmel was with Newark when Connie Mack arranged for
his purchase, and shortly afterward the minor leagues outlawed the spit
ter and the majors followed suit with reservations, STIMULATING no more
saliva throwers would be permitted to enter the big circuit portals. Rom
mel saw the end Of his diamond career until a friend of his Semt-pro
days encouraged him to try the knuckler, and taught him the finer points
of the deceptive delivery. Ed tried and succeeded beyond his dreams.
In 1921 Rommel won seven and lost seven with the last-place Athletics
of that year, and in 1922 he astounded the baseball world by turning In
twenty-seven victories, the Macknen finishing seventh. Rommel has
seen his best days now, and is a SecCnd-stringer with the Athletics, but
will go down in the books as the knuckle ball king.
= ~ q y y
The veteran fly chaser, Charlie Jameson, Will be the oldest mem
Der on the Cleveland roster this year. He's 50. The youngest to go south
With Peckinpaughs squad WIN be Joe YOsnfk, 20. Outfelder from
Terre Haute. Howard Shanks, coach, will be In charge OF the first
squad to report at the New Orleans training camp Feb. g. thirteen
pitchers and three catcherS Oral Mldebrand, Indianapolis graduate,
will report with the Cleveland ba+terymen. Cleveland OuthelderS and
inHelders will pull into the Crescent City on March 1. The teams ex-
hTbion schedule win be rather light, the Cincy Reds being the only
major League onn0xtfou hooked
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
5 A. A. Clubs
Accept Draft

BY United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. l5.-Unquanfaed
acceptance of the major league
draft proposals today enabled Amer
lean Association baseball teams to
resume business relations with the
American and National Leagues.
Official notice Of the draft accept
ance was forwarded to Commission
er Lands Wednesday by President
r. J. Hickey OF the American Asso-
citation.
Five association clubs, st. Paul,
Milwaukee, Toledo, Columbus and
Indianapolis, voted to accept the
draft. Kansas City and Louisville
cast negative votes and Minneapo-
lis, originally aligned with the draft
opponents, failed to vote.
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Curnrnins Plans
Record Attempt
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Ttntes Special .
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 15.--
Bill Cu1nmtnS, young Indianapolis
speed pilot. will make another speed
trial in a D esel-motored car at Day
tona Beach next spring, it was an
nounced today by the American Au-
tomotive Association. Cumrnins in
the first accredited speed trial Of a
DieseI-motored car last year, estab-
lished a record of eighty miles an
hour, which he hopes to boost to 100.
Captain Malcolm Campbell will
make his attempt to raise the speed
mark OF the late H. o. D. Segrave
on the Daytona Beach between Feb.
2 and Is, it was announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
DEAKS RAP PERU I'VE

Indianapolis Deaks deIeated Peru
Merchants at Peru Wednesday, 50
to "a. Deaks led throughout and
were in front, 10 to 16, at half time.
Peru was held to two field goals
and four free throws In the second
halt, while Demmary, with four two
points, led the Deak rally, aided by
Hill and Fisher. DeakS played with
out the services of Fox Thompson.
Next Wednesday, DeakS travel to
Upton to play the American Legion
five
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
Yarr Named
Irish Captain

81 TtBses SpecsaI
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 49,
Tommy Yarr, the Indian member OF
the Fighting Irish" football team
during the past season, was elected
captain Of the 1891 Notre Dame
football team at the annual ban
quet OF the Monogram Club
Wednesday night. Yarr Is a center,
now in his junior year.
The captain-elect made his debut
in 1929 against Drake. He admitted
that his greatest thrill came last
year when his father travelled to
South Bend to see his son for the
first time in a football game when
the Irish pounded out a decisive
victory over the Navy.
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trails in February and March eau wayne
Williams. Lincoln 230l. during day.
L. the Observation-Disclosures Christian
BASKETBALL League. Second EVANGELICAL de-
tested FTiedens EVangeiical, 20 to 10. st,
John disposed OF Fleming Garden by the
score OF % to is in the feature contest
Zion EVANGELICAL emerged victorious over
Emmanuel Reformed, - TO Is. in q list
less tilt.
Teams which wish to enter the annual
city Sunday independent tournament. but
failed to receive entry blanks may get
them from Fred Howenstine. Room $50,
S~tatehouSe. For other information con-
corning the tourney call CHERRY 0776-M.
-Four trophies win be awarded teams II
Will receive q silver loving cup. fourteen
inches high. symbolic OF the ennua Sun
day title. and silver basketball trophies.
each nine and one-half inches high. VIII
be presented to the other three sectional
winners. In connection with the contests
IN the final round. q junior tourney VIII
be held. open to eight outstanding gum
tets whose players have not reached their
seventeenth birthday. Arrangements have
been made to play all junior games al
the Brookside community house Kym.
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on Feb. / with the west side play
off coming on Feb. 8 and the north
side tourney on Feb. Is. The win
ners Of the four sectionalS will
meet In the final tournament OF,
Feb. 20 for the city Sunday title.
In each sectional the ~f1rSt-round
games will be played In the morn
ing, starting at 9 o'clock. Semi
final contests will be scheduled for
2:3o and $3.50 p. M, each Sunday
afternoon with the sectional cham
pio1lship being decided in the final
game at $3.50 p. m.
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Dates Are Announced for
City Sunday Net Tourney

Entry blanks for the third annual
city Sunday basketball tournament
were placed in the mail Wednesday,
directed to the managers Of out
standing independent teams.
There will be four Sectionals and
the final play-of between the dis
trict winners. For the last two
years thirty-two local squads have
taken part. This years sectional
play gets under way on Jan. rs
when eight east side teams play.
Eight south side quintetS will be
scheduled for the second sectional
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
WRESTLING AT CABLE

Three matches are On toniRht'S
"two-btt" wrestling card at Cadle
tabernacle with the first starting at
$50. Frank Buchanan VIII referee.
In the feature Jack Domar, Texan,
VIII oppose George Gable. Cfncin-
natl. In q two-hour time limit bout.
Blacksmith Pedigo. Louisville,
takes on AL Thcm IN the semi-wtnd-
up. Pedigo has been seen In local
rings several times His opponent
Is a brother Of Indiana universities
wrestling coach Jimmy HUI. Co.
lunbus, o, meets Bob Kessler, Day.
ton, o, IN The prellm.
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For the past four or FIVE years the
pushed more or less In the background.
e &c ed J IL ma'f siou siams chSS liE HsS eg goe
Falcaro. Aoolph Carlson n Eddie KrenS
being credited at different times as being
glance at the record book Of the American
Bowling Congress- finds Smith. the player
s Sn0 a ssS By Ss1 Z mas ns 2 q fe Sst Rsfni th ssso ars
zavakos having. marks o. zoe TO smith:.s
time average is far over the 200 marx.
A m&tch game rolled between the Olds
Hotel and Bungalow Sandwich shop. both
jIStA wh SsaT the end sdli & in 9 eieht. g TSe ssSSnnSess..
low team rolled . total OF $500. having
games Of 1908. Ito and l.0T4. and lost.
* i gsrs f less s snd loss Sss40 T Tlra 1 tossis
we're over the 700 mark, TS2 being high.
Dogs" OF the two teams had eos and
Brake Boosters won two games from Uni
yersai Joints as Acceleratogs took three
from Bumpers during 4 Dgssenbere
SCI Sy s sSIsss 70 topped ped tthhss'ias sid. "s''' !"
Fezzes. Deputies and Guards took the
b ms ssssss l wgaie P TasIs. G f@ps an Sdvf sias
Monsrchs and Hoofs during the aSotsc
series on the Central alleys. Hoffman had
his strike bah IN WORKING order. leading
this loop WITH a score Of $751; Hiner
rolled SIS. Russ Smith. 62i. a Doc"
Barnhfn. COS.
More than 800 hve-men teaHas outside
Of the tournament. city. Buffalo. have
3. G. meet. Buffalo has promised q team
for every outside team. a with the last
minute rush officials are confident Of q
new record entry. Entries close at mid
night Feb. /. 1881.
Kenper and Morgan were the reason the
Keznper team won three games from Had
ley. during the Medical Society League
2ley. Kenper leading with q COS total.
Day and Emhardt also won three from
Giek and Craft while the Weller quintet
took two from Pape.
Jess Pritchett returned TO the lineup Of
the Falls City Lager team wednesday
night. after an absence OF several months
due to illness.
Republic Creosote and Toledo Sales made
II three in q ROY over PlanoKraphers and
Toledo Service. during the Central League
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Hayes, |. u. Track Coach,
May Get Vacant Grid Job

successful development In that
branch Of athletics, both here and
IN his former position at MisSts-
Sippi A. and M.
Hayes is well liked by his ath-
letes, the Indiana student body and
athletic officials Under Page he
served as line coach and scout,
During his career as track coach
at the Crimson school he has
turned out three championship
cross-country teams and many
brilliant individual performers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
Rubens Trips
Cue Champion

Lew Vogler, defending champion,
lost his second match in the state
three-cuShion billiard tourney to
Harry Rubens at Coolers Wednes-
DAY night, SO to 80. Vogier took an
early 81 to 5 lead, but Rubens, with
a cluster Of seven, took the lead at
IS to 80.
Vogler again led 50 to 4s and
ran out In the eighty fourth inning.
Vogler viii meet Lou Spivey In the
last regularly scheduled match FRI
day night.
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Sycarnores Trip
Evansville Five

BN Times EDectdI
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. Is
With Lester Reynolds at top form,
State Normal romped away with a
44-to-34 cage verdict over Evans
vile college mere Wednesday night.
Both teams employed a faSt-break-
ing ofense and the tilt was fea-
tured by brilliant shooting.
Reynolds Snagged six field mark
ers and a gratis toss. Davis and
Martin we're other high scorers.
Hartke, with nine; Vaughan, with
twelve, and Baldwin, with eight,
were high point men for the losers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
H0NORS HOLSTERS

BY Times SpeciGT
WEST POINT, Jan. 15.-Jack J..
Nicely OF Indianapolis, has been
awarded a freshman nurneral In
soccer by the United States Military
Academy athletic board.
Other HooSiers winning Army
awards were: Kenneth Fields. Elk
hart, varsity football; John T. Hills,
~Logansport, freshman football. and
Daniel S. Campbell, BoonviIle,
varsity croSS-country.
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By United Press
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. l5.-Jack
Dempsey will give consideration to
Jack Sharkey's challenge to meet
him In a charity bout If the chal-
lenge is repeated in good faith"
the former champion said in a
statement issued here Wednesday
night charging the Boston sailor
with in~sincerity.
The feud was precipitated by a
magazine article in which Dempsey
was quoted as saying that If he ever
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
BAKER SCORES K. o.

Rosy Kid Baker, Anderson mid
dleweight, knocked out Frankie
Hughes OF Evansville In the second
Of a scheduled eight-round bout at
Tomlinson hall Wednesday. Ray
Hurtz shaded Joe Harding, Kokomo
Negro welter, In six. Other results:
Pat Murphy won By 3 knockout from
uied stx-rounder: Chick Galloway Won on
points from Bud Loring: Rough Horse
son bested KID Mohawk: Howard kiitoft
defeated Abbte Birch: kid ADAMS Too
from willie Green and Kid Williams de-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15

By United PreSs
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 15.-
E. G. Hayes, freshman football
coach, is viewed here as the likely
successor to H. O.. Pat) Page, who
has announced his resignation in a
letter from Chicago.
Pages successor will be named by
the board Of control at it's next
meeting, scheduled for next week.
1t was considered likely that the
date might be advanced.
In addition to football duties.
Hayes is track coach at Indiana.
and has an enviable record for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
BAS BALL
500 ~pLANSa9PNYERS
BY r S. DEAN

DaSkeSD9u Co2chS indiana Untverg4ty
IF the proposed rule change of
= abolishing the center Jump
should be passed there would be no
need for center plays. At present,
however, center plays have a two
fold use.
Some teams play for possession
Of the ball at center Jump while
others sure Of the jump use a set
Of fast breaking plays from center
ring. Play for possession at CEN
ter Jump IS most commonly used
now. After getting the ban It Is
passed or batted back to the guards,
where they put it In play by slowly
advancing the ball up to the set de-
Tense. The diagram shows q good
formation for possession.
II q team has a very tall center,
it should have some established
center plays. Baskets scored from
center jump are very ~demoralizing
to the opponents because it Is done
so easily. Center plays should be
simple and few in number.
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Wabash Works Hard for Net
Tilt With Butler Saturday

Both are expected to be available
for service Saturday night, how
ever.
Coach Vaughan probably VIII start
Chase and Bash, forwards, Bowman,
center, and Howell and Hartman,
guards, against the Bulldogs Satur-
day evening.
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Sets Pace in
Aqua Caliente Open
Connecticut Pro Shoots Two Below Par to Lead First
Round in $4,000 Event; Dudley, Dutra Share
Second, One Stroke Behind.
BY o h X
Unfted Prexs star Corre~nondert

aqua CA1IENTE, Mexico, Jan. l5-The field IN the second annual
1000 Aqua Calente open golf championship started today its pursuit Of
John Golden, barrel-bodied professional from Noroton, Conn. when the
second round Of the worlds richest tournament opened.
Golden, who won exactly sl42 in the Los Angeles and Aqua Oahente
opens last year, was out In front after the first round with q 20, two
under par, for the 6863 yard, par 70 course.
Never once last year was he up among the leaders. In the Aqua
Cahente tournament last year, he finished in a tie for twenty-hrst place.
He didn't even qualify for the final thirty-sy holes OF the recent Los
Angeles onen. his first tournament this winter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
CAGE Talk ON AIR

Higgs Of ConnersviIIs 10 SpcAk
Over WFBM.
Z. I. Riggs, president ct uas M-
diana Sports Writers Association.
win talk over local station WFBM
tonight, BIS to $3.50, on the basket
ball situation among Hoosier prop
teams. Higgs is basketball colunnist
ON the Connersyille NewS-Exaxnincx,
and his talks will be . weekly Sea-
ture over WFBM.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
Sox RELEASE r

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Chick Au-
try, catcher, has been released
outright to the Atlanta GSouthern
Association club by the Chicago
White Sox, 1t was announced today.
He was optioned to Louisville last
yea.
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College Cage Scores

State Normal. a: Evansville, "a.
Muskingunl, 30: Cincinnati, a.
Denison. 20: Misfni. "a.
Kent state, 20: Hiram, "a,
Carnegie Tech. 81: Western Reserve. IL.
DePaul. ~: st. Thomas. g..
Illinois Wesleyan. 90: Bradley Tech. Is.
Wyoming. AZ: Denver university, 70.
Army. 81: Penn. 20.
Princeton. 80: BehiRh. 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
Eight Boone
County Elves
Enter Tourney

BY Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Ind, Jan. 15.-
Eight teams will participate in the
annual Boone county tourney here
Friday and Saturday. Lebanon is
the only county team excluded from
the event.
Two of the strongest teams in
the meet will clash Friday night In
the lid-lifter when jamestown OPP
poses Advance. The winner of this
tilt is doped to meet zionsville In
the title contest Saturday night.