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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-29
Set for Action Friday

The local heavyweight k. o. artist
Walter Pickerd, ended training to-
day for the main go Friday night al
Cadle tabernacle, where he viii bat
tie Frankie Wine, Montana black
smith, over the ten-round route in
the feature bout on the Washington
A. c. card. Forty per cent Of the
gate receipts will go to aid the I'M
employed through the local made
work" committee.
Lou Vine, Chicago, and Charlie
Farb, Cincinnati, will meet in the
eight-round semi-final and there
will be a strong supporting card of
prelims, first at $3.50. Pickerd, the
youngster. has piled up numerous
victories here and has trained hard
since losing to K. o. Christner, his
only defeat.
frankie Wine is a veteran of long
exerience, but active, and may
prove too foxy for Walter. At any
rate, the promoters believe the fans
will be supplied with real action.
General admission tickets to the
number of 5000, will go on sale at
the tabernacle Friday, Z p. m. Re-
served seats are at the Claypool drug
store. Show prices are 81, 81 and So.
There are many seats available for
general admission customers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-29
DEKUH STOPS ROCCO
Dempsey Sees Need Of Ace
Promoter to Save Boxing


The boxing game took a wallop
when Tex died. 1t has not yet re-
covered. I'm not casting any refiec-
ton on any of, the present day pro-
motors. It's simply that they do
not have the Rickard touch.
To-day there are more promoters
than fighters, and the boxers active
in the game jump from one to an
other until they don't know where
they're at.
Despite the lack of real pro-
moter I think the game will work
its own way out. One day we will
have real undisputed heavyweight
fighting champion and then the
whole game will react favorably."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-29
Big Fellows to GrappIe at
CadIe Tonight.

With three bouts scheduled, the
Indiana Athletic Club will stage its
third wrestling program at Cadle
tabernacle tonight, first clash at
$3.50. Principals in the prelim have
not been named.
In the main go to finish, Joe
SchimkuS, Lithuanian heavyweight,
200-pounder, will tackle Charlie
Stanton, another beefy grappler OF
Los Angeles. It will be for two best
falls in three.
In the semi windup Jack Conway
Irish light heavy out of Chicago,
will face Ray Carpenter, the Ian
caster (O) strong man. Frank Blu
chanan will be the third man in the
ring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-29
Clash for
CueCrown
Allen Hall to Oppose Arthur
ThurnbIad in Final
Tonight.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 20. - Arthur
Thurnblad and Allen Hall, both of
Chicago. will meet tonight in the
final and deciding game of the
1881 worlds three-cushion billiard
tournament.
The Chicagoans boast identical
records Of five victories and one
defeat each and the first to score
nifty points in tonight's match will
win the worlds championship with
the accompanying enolumentS esti-
mated as worth $4,000 season.
The match will be the first
championship final for both con-
testants, comparative youths in the
tllree-cuShion game. In addition,
1t will be the first time two players
representing the same city have
met in the championship match.
Hall, former student of Johnny
Layton, is the popular favorite, but
billiard players are picking Thurn-
blad to take the title.
Johnny Layton. former champion
assured himself of a tie for second
place Wednesday night by defeating
Otto Reiselt, so to 80, in thirty-two
innings.
Tiff Denton of Kansas City took
fifth place by defeating Jess Jacobs
Of st. Louis, so to A, in forty-nine
innings. Denton set high tourney
mark with a high run of eleven.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-29
Set
for N ct Event
in Pennsy Gym

Drawings were announced today
for the Pennsy gym tournament,
which will get under way Sunday
afternoon at 100 when Bridgeport
Cardinals face the G.. and j. Tires.
At 2:15, the Sunshine Cleaners will
face the E. c. Atkins and at 8 the
Real Silk Cafeteria five will clash
with Kingans. At 3:45 the st. Pat
ricks meet Indianapolis Meteors.
AT BIS p. m. the winner of the
1870 game meets the victor in the
2:15 contest and at 9 p. m, the win
ner of the 3 O'Clock fray tangles
with the winning team in the S:45
p. m. tilt.
The eight teams appear evenly
matched and exciting battles are ex-
pected. The finals will be PLAYED at
$3.50 p. m. next Tuesday. Joe Rein
hart and Dutch Behrent will off,
ciate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-29
on
Grid w ar
Four Other Mid Western
Schools Stir Bitter
Controversies.
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press stan Corres pendent

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Things we're
far from being all quiet on the west
ern front of football today. Instead
Of experiencing its customary sea
sonable apathy, football is furnish
ing serious problems at five promi-
nent nidwestern schools.
Indiana university is the scene Of
bitter controversy between H. o.
(Pat) Page, former head football
coach, and the athletic board of
control. Page, forced to resign,
claims his contract has another year
to run and is threatening to sue the
university for $16,750 in payment Of
his contract.
Rumors that a reported alumni
"slush fund" was used to attract
athletes to Indiana may result in a
complete Western Conference in
vestigation Of conditions, similar to
that Of two years ago at Iowa.
More Difficulties Loom
Iowa's investigation and subse-
quent suspension from conference
athletics now promises further diff
culties for the Hawkeye institution.
Charges printed by the Cedar
Rapids Gazette that President Wal
ter Jessup was responsible for Iowa's
"slush fund" have been presented to
the state legislature and a legisla-
tive investigation of the conduct of
the university is in prospect.
Marquette university entered the
football warfare Wednesday with
Coach Frank j. Murray's statement
that officials of the United States
Military Academy at West Point
had attempted to recruit" Mar
quette football players. Murray
said he had been approached by
Army scouts last fall and urged to
influence Frank Deiy, Marquette full
back, to seek appointment to West
Point.
Two More in Trouble
Two other universitieS-Wi
sin and Ohio State-are engaged in
defending football coaches from
alumni and student attacks. Re-
appointment of Glen Thistle
thwaite as Wisconsin coach has the
support of the student body, but
the alumni group still is dissatisfied.
Sam Willaman, Ohio coach, was
the target today of a bitter attack
in the outlaw student publication,
the Free Voice. The article charged
Willaman with boasting that win
ming games and not character
building was his program, with
"basking in the fame of men who
would have been famous without
his help" and with making lavish
promises to gullible youngsters
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-29
Turner's Will Face Fast
Eastern Five Sunday

Star performers will form the
bulwark of the Oldsmobile net ma
chine from Rochester, N. Y, when
they visit the South Side Turner's
Sunday afternoon in the main at
traction of a three-game program.
The Olds squad has not tasted de-
feat on its home court in four years.
The star players with Rochester
are Cy Cooper, Vic Carr, Harry Nc
NELL and Whitley Smith, all with
plenty Of experience and ability to
make things interesting.
S. S. Turner girls play a strong
opponent at 1 p. m. Sunday, fol-
lowed by the Brightwood Independ-
ents and Turner Blues at D. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-29

members. resulted in a triple win for Rass-
mussen and Weisman over Cobler-F. Fox.
James and Cray also won three from
Eddie Striebeck-Phelps. in a close struggle.
John Fehr tossed a $50 for the Fehr-
MACK combination and the result was a
triple win over -Wimberly.
Triple wins featured the Fountain SQUARE
NO. 2 League play. DIFFERING -Litzelman,
Klee-Coleman. Statlhut jewelers. and Pros
pect Social defeating Indianapolis T. P. A.,
Products. Counts Of 600 found Seyfried
Leading the field. scoring. $40 on games Of
2SS. 2oi and 245. Bentley had $50 with
q 257 high single game. Schneider had
62l. Werner 6l8. Smith GIL and Power 6l0.
A $50 purse is guaranteed the winner
OF the $50 scratch singles. Gray. Gribben
and Gray sweepstakes at the Illinois
alleys. Saturday and Sunday. Entry fee
remains at $l.25.
Fnneran Grocery picked up q game on
the. rest Of the field. during the <. OF 6.
series on the Delaware alleys. taking three
from Pittman-Rice. as Block Optical, Scott
trucking and Penn Coal won two from
Boren Insurance. Moran Trucking and
White Furniture. Bender and Kirkhoff
were, the only players over the 600 mark
with counts OF GAO and $50.
Lillian Bunch again displayed the form
that has featured her bowling for the
past month. tossing in a 5s5 score to give
Roepke Florist. Her games were 2ls. 40
and 167.
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Foe of Tracy
Is Consistent

Marty Fields, Chicago feather
weight, who has been signed to
meet Tracy Cox next Tuesday night
at the Armory, recently fought a
fast, close ten-round battle with
Midget Mike O'Dowd. 1t was a
divided decision.
Fields is a Stablemate of Eddie
Shea. He recently beat Lew Terry.
Peewee Kaiser dropped a ten
rounder to Fields in st. Louis,
Henry Lenard was defeated in Chi
cago, Joe Rivers was whipped in
st. Louis, Bobby Allen was knocked
out in Chicago and journeying to
the west coast, Fields defeated
Young Nationalist.
Tracy Cox is taking no rest be-
tween fights nowadays and is work
ing out daily.
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Cruising in SportIand
: WITH EDDIE ASH

CTADING feet inches with big hands short weight
- Vernon Gomez outhpaw joined the Francisco
and the had
filled out Realizing they had big league prospect their hands, the
Seal decided n
eat farm hand meals arrangement
ana following the season OF 1929 Gomez was sold to the New York
Yankees big
and otherwise refunhng Lefy food station
optioned
south with the Yankees this spending
on California health farm through another atenng
and latest reports say he has put fourteen pounds
The Yankees have lot of tied
everything develop
the his
Will be question about the Californian
would
he won eighteen games and lost eleven in the Coast
third high his
inning The is
fans viii recall seeing 1890
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down the Alleys >
BY LEFTY LEE

A new league that rolled for the first
time Wednesday night on the Illinois
alleys is the Film Exchange League from
movie row Teams representink Foy.
wyn and Warner. Bros. make up this loop.
Columbia and Metro-Goldwyn were away
to good start. taking three from Pathe
and Warner Bros. while Fox won two
from Paramount.
The third annual Fountain SQUARE Dis
rnond classic will start Saturday and sun
dsy when class A bowlers take the drives.
A seventeen-jewel diamond studded watch,
The n Winner winner. Entry fee for this event which
includes bowling charges. will be $3.50;
cash Wards being patiSd 70. on ,r peFSSeIn a
includes all bowlers with an average of
$50 or better.
lindamood and McAllen. members Of the
Moose team Of the Fraternal League, hit
FOR totals Of 626 and 624 TO give this team
end tsr efea i9' sweep over the of p
Grotto also took three from Gun Club, as
the De Molay boys won the odd game from
Modern Woodmen.
wheeler Lunch put on great finish TO
take the final game from Indiana Garage
md sweep the series during the Indian
apoiis League session. these boys securing
a total OF ten strikes in the tenth frame.
ine in thirty pins down. An other con-
tests we're decided two to one. Fails City
Lager ST. Philip G. IndMs slaEtS Tool
Cola Gregory & Appel and UniveTsals.
Tess Pritchett again proved best with a
total Of $50 on games of al. 24s and ais.
Vcstover had 644; MichaeliS, 625; SNYDER.
6l4. and Smith. sos.
Prltchett also hit the pins hard in the
ali-star doubles play. following the Indi-
annapolis League session. scoring $50. and
With his. partner Schieimer hitting for SOS,
reached q mark OF .295. which was good
FOR a three-game win from McNew and F.
Iaebtag This total gave Pritchett l.S72
for the night. an average OF 229 pins per
game.
F'onnie Snyder was also IN the pocket.
hts 6e2 topping Jess and helping the Full
ten-Snyder duo 70 triple win over Bohne-
Fahrbach.
Argos and Myers outscored Mounts and
Abbott. I,2s4 to i.2z5. In red hot battle,
but lost the odd game to these boys. AL
we're over the line. Argos having. $50 /;
Mounts. 63i: Myers. els. and Abbott. 6i4.
A family anair between the Marott team
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Campbell to Launch Speed
Test Saturday or Sunday

rolled from its crate here Wednes-
day.
With the uncrating ceremony
Captain Campbell, only living man
to drive at more than 200 miles an
hour, spoke into a microphone his
confidence in the second Bluebird
You will be interested to note
that this is the same car we brought
over in 1928 and which has been re-
built" the British racing driver told
the large audience. THE main diff
ference is that now we have ,45O-
horse power as opposed to 92O.'
Preliminary test runs begin Sat-
urday or Sunday, Campbell said
as soon as several minor changes
and adjustments have been com
pleted.