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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23

Ed Baecht started on the mound
for the Hartnetts and gave two runs
and four hits in three innings. His
form pleased the observers. He was
relieved by the veteran Jess Petty,
who was tagged for seven hits and
four runs in two rounds.
Bob Osborn got two singles and a
double in three times up. His
double drove in the winning run in
the fifth inning. He made only
two hits all last season.
HornSby said he has been particu-
larly impressed in the week of
training by pitchers LIE Roy Her
man and Lou Warneke and by
catcher Campbell, all rockies The
infielders and outf1elderS will begin
work Wednesday.
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Around Big League Camps

Joe Shaute, released by Cleveland
last year because of a lame arm, has
joined the Robins.
Fl. MYERS, Fla, Feb. 23.--Coaches Eddie
Collins and Kid Gleason brought twelve
additional Philadelphia Athletics battery
candidates to camp today to reinforce
early arrivals. The newcomers included six
rookie pitchers. Mickey Cochrane, Bill
Shores and Rube Walberg also reported.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Feb. %. -
Satcher Art Veltman was the only Boston
crave nolocut as Manager McKechnie re-
crusted batterymen today for the opening
spring training drill Pitcher Bruce Cum
hlngham wired MS acceptance Of terms.
PENSACOLA, Fla. Feb. 98.-Addition of
large number of rockies from the Boston
area has given Manager John Collins the
largest Red Sox squad of batterymen in
history. Thirty-Six athletes participated in
the opening drill Sunday. and a dozen
more are scheduled to arrive today.
TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 23.-An in
fected foot prevented Manager Dan
Howley from joining the Cincinnati
Reds today and Scout Bill Rourke
has been given charge of the squad.
Meanwhile, Rourke will put the
pitchers and catchers through two
workouts daily.
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Bv limited Press

CLEARWATER, Fla, Feb. 23.-
" Manager Wilbert Robinson
found an unexpectedly large squad
of Brooklyn Robins on hand today
for the opening spring training
workout. The entire regular infield,
Bissonette, Thompson, Wright and
Gilbert, reported for work. Dazzy
Vance has agreed to start practice,
although he is unwilling to accept
the $4,000 contract offered and is
demanding a $4,000 increase.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
GRID RELAY FEATURE

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. pa race be-
tween Betty Robinson of Chicago
Olympic sprint champion, and Myr-
tie Cook, Canadian champion, at
100 yards and football relay will
feature the Illinois national guard
and naval militia track meet to-
night.
Notre Dame, with Marty Brill as
one of its quartet, Northwestern and
Chicago will compete in the foot
ball relay, in which each man will
wear full football equipment.
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tertained park visitors every Sun
day on the local south side. It was
a great young nine.
4 Il
Rogers HOrnsby has put the bee
on hunting while his Cub athletes
are in training on Catalina island
and numerous guns taken to camp
by the FASTENERS are surplus bag
gage. Thousands of wild goats roam
the mountains on the island, but it
isn't a question of Rogers being
sorry for the animals. He fears
gun-shot accidents to priced
players.
XXTHEN the New York Yankees
wv purchased Frank Crosetti, 20
year-old San Francisco Seals Short
stop, they agreed to leave him on
the coast until 1882. However, the
deal is benefting Crosetti this year,
for the Seal directors will pay him
$4,000 for the 1881 campaign, a real
salary for class double A. They
want him to convince the Yankees
they made wise investment.
Il
Nine youngsters who expected to
enjoy a trip south with the Louis
vile Colonies heard the bad news
Saturday and were released or sent
away to the little minors. Johnny
Barnes, catcher, also is slated to 90.
The A. A. champs feel the need of
exercising economy. Louisville will
play twenty-five exhibition games
and will train at Mobile. The 1881
tune-up schedule, revised, follows:
March 11-Mohile at Mobile.
March IA and 15-Boston Red Soy al
March iS-Mobile at Mobile
narcn y ana 2$-Washington at Biloxi.
March 25 and 26-Boston Red Sox at
Mobile. S'A at
March 20 and 29-Cleyeland at New Or
April 1-Reading at Louisville.
April 2 and S-BOston Red SOx at Louis
april April 4 and 51TorOntO at Louisville.
vile. at LOUIS
April 9-BuhaIo at Louisville.
april I9-Cleveland at Louisville
AprH IL ana l2-Montreal at Louisville.
II 4
w. LII t1ILAkAINDER has lost
" the hop on his fast one. The
John Laws stopped his car for a
search on Nebraska highway re-
Gently and Alex threw his flask
overheard but it failed to break
and Grover was escorted to the
hoosegoW Alexis speed isn't there
any more; otherwise there would
have been a smashed jug" and no
evidence.
Il
Manager Hornsby of the Cubs is think
ing of using Kiki CuyIer in the Iead-o4
role, with English second, himself third
and Hack Wilson fourth. Maybe he'll lead
of with CuyIcr. Xxi is fast and no
doubt suited for the No. 1 position. but
it is known it isn't his own choice spot.
There are prima dOnnas in baseball as
we'll as on the stage.
= n
Ten thousand fight fans paid to see what
was advertised as the fight Of the season"
IN Detroit and the ballyhoo preceding the
BOUT led the customers to believe t6ev
were going to sit in on a close and bloody
ENCOUNTER One blow was struck Pey
Miller, Chicago lightweight, disposino If
Johnny Jadick, Philadelphia. in ninsfee1
seconds OF the first round. RinpsiderS who
were late getting back to their seats affe~
leaving for a little smoke, saw nofbinc
ior their money. Imagined
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= down the Alleys .
By LEFTY LEE

ap p9 Pratt st. Boosters, indianapolis.
huge success. 10 teams rolling.
The second weeks play of the Gray
Gri6ben and Gray sweepstakes was won
made possible by the high single eI game m 0y Of
zl9. Meaitch finished in second place with
mark of 689.
J.. Al KrebS Of Indianapolis shot the all
time record high single game Of the Tri-
state Prlntcraft tourney now. running in
Clnclnnatl. with an eleven-strike 279. This
game rolled in the last try of the doubles,
put Krebs and his partner. A. Minnerly,
IN first place. with total of 1,241.&
In the team play. Mailers Union No. |
OF TINS city city. took the lead. by mar
gin .oi pin, scoring 2275 to ,2,274. Com
petition in the team events is decided with
four men.
W. Paine took the lead in the Glass
Singles With score OF COL. The meet
will close tonight with the annual ban
quet. which is an outstanding feature of
this tournament.
:, Hornbeck tossed games OF pit. 277 and
Up to bring the Uptown Recreation a 3.116
nois Recreation. at the Uptown al aI1e VS. sun
gay. The Illinois team had total of
2.S60. .Sourbeir, and Hoffman rolled 67l
ford and Miller were the Illinois pin spill
ers with counts OF 652 and GOT.
Hoosier Club Coffee won a thrilling
match from the Marion Recreation, 1851
to 1850 The final game favored Marion
l.O20 to 900. but the local boys had piled
up too big lead.
Huntington had an easy time with the
local Schmttt Insurance team, scoring
2.s5I to the LOCALS 2.739. Wiley tossed in
$50 count for the winners. a poor III
hnish spelling chance for ZOO.
In the. feature pin matches at Sacred
heart alleys Sunday il which two teams
OF women bowlers Of St. Cecilia parish
met Two squads representing ST. Philips.
Ihe ST Cecilia fves won, 1907 to g. 965
1872; Orc. St. Cecilia team won, 2i57 to
1885. and in the other match st. Philips
was out in front. 2.079 to 1850 A large
crowd witnessed the action.
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BY DICK MILLER

The fellow who invented "ennie-
meenie" was a hero today as Hoo
sier collegiate basketball fans
looked at a calendar like this for
tonight:
De PAW VS.. Wabash at Charlottesville.
Michigan VS.. Purdue at Lafayette.
Illinois VS.. Indiana at Bloomington.
Ball Teachers vs.. Central Normal at
DanviIle.
State Normal VS.. Franklin at Franklin.
After tonight, however, no Uilts
bordering on the furious battle va
riety are on tap until Friday, when
Wabash and Butler clash in the
Bulldog field house, and Saturday
when the second-place Minnesota
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4lA14ol4 l1olJC14 NC -
tween Al Thorn,
mat coach at New
Alb any h i g h
school, and Walter
A c hiu, D a y to n
Chinese. Thorn is
a brother of Will
liam Thorn, Indi-
a n a university
graphing mentor,
and Achiu is a for
mer football player
of Dayton uni
versity. Both have
performed here on
other occasions.
In the semi
final tOnirbt KipC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
PetrOlle. Tut
III Return Go

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-King Tut,
slugging Minneapolis Junior welter-
weight, will make his debut on the
big time" boxing circuit Friday
night in ten-round bout with Billy
Petrolle, the Fargo Express, at
Madison Square Garden.
Petrolle previously had estab-
lished himself as a leading con-
tender for three world titles by de-
feating Tony Canzoneri and Jimmy
McLarnin and fighting a close bout
with Jack kid Berg. The recent
knockout victory by Tut was a bad
setback and Petrolle must win de
cisively in the return engagement to
re-establish himself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23

Kozeluh is considered to be such
an excellent coach that he had
complete charge of the training of
the United States, English and
italian Davis cup teams last spring
Stanley Bohannon, Indianapolis
sportsman who arranged for the
appearance of Tilden, former king
of American amateurs, and Kozeluh
here, announced today that the ad-
vance ticket sale indicates an I'M
usually large crowd will be in at
tendance.
Tickets for all sections are or
sale at Clark & Cade's, SpaIding Is
and the indianapolis Athletic Club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
Tilden-KOzeluh Tennis Tilt
Here Creates Wide Interest

Indoor tennis attention through
out the world soon will be centered
on indianapolis, for the followers
of the racquet wielders are watch
ing with great interest the progress
of the struggles between Bill Til
den and Karel Kozeluh, the Cze-
cho-Slovak king of European pro-
fessional net performers, who meet
in a flve-set professional cham
poinship encounter in the Butler
fieldhouse Thursday evening. TIL
den needs only one more victory
to cop the laurels, having won four
consecutive matches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
Purdue Battles Michigan, I. U.
Tackles Illinois In Cage Tits

Gophers Of the Big Ten race invade
Lafayette for a game with the
Boilermakers.
De Paw and Wabash played a
rip-Snortin' game in Greencastle
several weeks ago with De Paw
edging out a 1ast-minute one-point
win, and a similar event looms for
tonight.
Minnesota smashed Purdue at
Minneapolis several days ago and
should have an edge Saturday, but
what teams have an edge on Purdue
at Lafayette? Michigan probably
will find that out tonight. Michigan
and Purdue both defeated Indiana
by about the same score.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
HeaVies in
Top Shape
Walker, RiSko Confident of
Victory in Miami
Scrap tuesday.
By United Press

By United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 23-If plau-
sible predictions Of two fighters are
to be taken at face value the Mickey
Walker-Johnny Risko bout here on
Tuesday night should be good.
I'm going in there to knock out
this big guy" Walker said. Il
want to get him out of the way so
I can get shot at Schmeling and
the heavyweight title" Walker
fights at around 1853 pounds.
The 197-pound Risko said: wal
ker got the decision over me re-
Gently because I was not feeling
right. I am in great shape now,
and intend to whip him easily"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
Badgers Head
Big Ten Field

By UHited Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Wisconsin's
track team today was regarded as
the leading contender for the BIG
Ten indoor Championship as a result
Oh its victory over Ohio State, Chi
cago and Northwestern in the eighth
annual quadranuglar meet at Evans
ton, Saturday night.
Wisconsin scored in every event
except the two hurdle races and
piled up 46 points. Ohio State was
second with %, Chicago, third, with
e and Northwestern, fourth. with
20. The annual Big Ten indoor
track meet will be held at Madison,
wis, March 6 and Z.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
TURNER FIVE LOSES

A foul throw in the closing min
ute of play enabled Docs Five of
Taylorville to score a 20-to-l9 VIC
tory over South Side Turner's in one
Of the best defensive games seen
on the local floor this season.
The visitors led at the half, 9 to
8. MorgantoWn Green Lanterns will
form the opposition for Turner's in
the closing game Of the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
Son of Pirate
Owner Passes
Ia ~ Speciql

BIZ Times Special
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 23.-One Of
the best informed executives among
major league baseball clubs, Sam
Dreyfuss, died here Sunday, a victim
of pneumonia. He was the son of
Barney Dreyfuss, owner and pres
ident of the Pirates, and was vice
president and treasurer of the team.
Sam Dreyfuss was born in Louis
vile in 1896 and graduated from
Princeton university in 1919. He
joined his father with the Pirates
shortly after leaving college and has
been on the Pirate executive board
since 1921.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
Deaks Take
City Grown

A field goal and free throw in
the last two minutes of play gave
Indianapolis Deaks a victory over
G.. and j. Tire meters in the finals
of the city independent tourney at
Riverside Saturday.
Deaks trailed IA to IL at half
time, but accurate goal sniping by
Fox Thompson and Ken Fisher en-
abled the victors~to overtake the
Tire METERS. G. House was best for
the losers. Both teams will COM
pete in the state independent tour
ney at Noblesville Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
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Goes South

By Times Specicl
GAN ANTONIO, Feb. 23.-
~ Pat Page, former Indiana
university head football coach,
and now first lieutenant to A.
A. Stage of University of Chi
cago, is with the Chicago
White Sox battery squad that
started spring training here
today.
Pat, a close friend of Man
ager Ownie Bush, intends to
work out for about three weeks
before taking charge of the
Maroon diamond FASTENERS and
hopes to shed about twelve
pounds.
In his college days Page was
ranked as one Of the best COL
legiate hurlers in the midwest
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
TWO KIRSHBAUM WINS

Kirshbaum basket team rolled up
a S6-to-26 victory over the Com
munal Y. NJ H A. Sunday night at
hlrShoaum gym. Feldman starred
for the victors and Weschsler was
best for Y. M. H. A. Kirshbaum
Bulldogs defesSed Capitol PAPER
Company, 30 T. %. paul Stauber
starred. 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
FARRELL GOLF VICTCR

10 times Special
PENSACOLA. Fla, Feb. ga
determined uphill battle here Sun
day gave Johnny Farrell. Florida
pro, his second straight triumph in
the greater Pensacola $4,000 open
golf tourney. Trailing the leaders
by three strokes at the halfway
mark, Farrell cut this advantage@to
one stroke at fifty-four holes and
then turned in a 20, one. under par.
TO complete his seventy-two holes of
play in 1885,
Willie MacFarlane tied for second
with Denny Shute, the early leader.
with 259.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
City Amateur
Champs Named

-Four hours of smuggling by simon
pures entertained a large audience
at South Side Turner hall, Satur-
day night in the annual city anna
teur boxing championships. The
South Side Turner team coached by
Jimmy Dalton, walked away with
a majority of the titles.
The new city amateur champions
are.
Flvweight-Leo Lsndrigan. S. S. T.
Observation-Disclosures R %Sod
Lightweight-Glen Binegar. S. s. T.
Welterweight-,limmy Jackson, S. S. T.
Middleweight-Willian Trichler, Amer
lcsn GYM.
Light Heavyweight-E Holden. Bowman
a. c.
Heavyweight--John oflinger. victory
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
Independent Basket News

Westminster West Washington. Taber-
nacle ana Pennsy gym. For further in
fformatiop. call Ii. CABS or ia 1893. ask
,Flanner and Buchanan reserves won the
Myandotte lnvltational tourney at old
But!er gym Friday and Saturday In the
maj game Saturday night the Morticiene
SWSmpeo the Fly Rug five, rs to T. THE
ttonoVln T, players. made up the winning
team: Bullet Birch. Skeets Gallagher. COT
ton Spaulding. = Tuffy Clemens. Bnckv
buTroughs; Fetch Stevens, Muscle carr
and Chuck schaubhut.
Junior teams wishing to plav IN the
J i,aatfT tourney which will be held in con-
neetion with the, city sunday plavof are
TTeeq9G9est Leg to call Harold Englehardt. Ii
Iol4' Inc age limit is Is years
St. Joseph Young Mems club doured
lost close game to Sacred VBg HASA hi 4g5
sehool the following night. 80 10 Is
NJ G; will tackle ST. Philip Bows Club on
East Tenth Street girls defeated Ander-
SSn COLLEGE girls at Anderson SATURDAY.
tilt Of tie m State EsS 1 gg6aBod 6ef9Te the
scorer with, six field goals on Sunday
East Tenth girls downed the Pennsv r R.
S Stitts, 20 10 .. 1Sehn played best for the
winners with fourteen points.
Troop 20 Boy Scouts annexed a close
game IN battle with Troop II team. is
riSon l796-W
indianapolis Union Printers journeyed to
emerson saturday night and defeated the
Z. 3 T; a. team 80 to 28 The Printers
are holoing hard practice preparing for
return Tit with the St. Louis Printers at
s.. Louis March 8. The local Tvpos will
play Irvlngton Presbyterians at Irvington
gym IhurSoay night and on Friday viii
engage N play-of at Pennsy gym with
ne Be Molsys TO determine third place in
the Banker-Insuranoe League.
Roberts Park girls defeated broadway in
the mai girls game of the Indianapolis
Epworth League tourney. II to To- Frank
IN poyS defeated East Park in the bows
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
Irish Five Draws Jasper for
First Tilt in Catholic Meet

Eleven quintets will battle for
the state Catholic high school cage
crown in the fourth annual tour
ney at the local armory Friday and
Saturday.
Five teams drew first-round byes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23

THICAGO papers refer to Barney
~ Mike Kelly as "Shipwreck."
The indianapolis coach with the Sox
is popular figure with Hose. root
ers. Years ago-not so many at
that-Kelly was the star catcher of
Garfield park, playing with the
Merit Juniors, a kid team that en-
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lions bolstered their lead in the Luther
an Basketball Association League Sunday
St. Pau! in a sensational contest, 46 to
As. It was a battle all the way. the VIM
nerS leading at the half. % to "a. In two
previous encounters. the rivals broke even.
Zion has lost only one game in league
play. Trinity downed Emmaus Sunday. "a
70 l6 ana n ne pTEesi n III. nogns-leagse
Frank Hanlev OF Trinity won the weekly
medal for best mental attitude and is the
first PLAYER to gain the award twice. Trim
itv has won five games in row after los
INC i've STRAIGHT. League standing:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
MIDWICK TAKES TITLE

By United Press
ALEXANDRIA, Cal, Feb. %. - A
revamped lineup gave the Midwick
Country Club an s-to-6 victory over
Los Pamperos four of Argentina in
the final match fof the Pacific coast
open polo championship Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
SPRINT STARS ENTER

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-sprint
stars from all parts of the nation
have been recruited to compete in
the sixty yard dash feature at the
American indoor track and field
championships at Madison SQUARE
Garden Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23

SATURDAY NIGHTS RESULTS
Northwestern 40. Iowa 30.
Minnesota %. Ohio State 81.
Michigan 80. Indiana "a
Illinois As. Chicago %.
Purdue as. Wisconsin. 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
RUBE FERNS is DEAD

81 Iimcs Special
NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Harry
(Ruhe) Ferns, welterweight boxing
champion in 1900, died here Sunday,
after an illness OF. several months.
} He gave up boxing years ago and
was in business here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
ILLINOIS TRIP IRISH

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Feb. 2S.-
Notre Dame track team lost to
Illinois in an indoor meet here
Saturday, 81 to A. The victor was
decided in the final two events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23

CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.-William
Tilden defeated Karel Kozeluh,
Czech pro, in straight sets here
Sunday, 8-6, 60. It was Tilden's
fourth straight victory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
BUTLER THINLIES LOSE

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. %
Western State Teachers college
thinlies scored a 50 TO 40 triumph
over Butler here Saturday. Defeat
OF Joef Sivak, Butler mile star. hy
Ray Schwartz featured the meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
Batterylnen>of Bruins
Stage Brief Contest
Malone and Baecht Display Good Mound Form in Prac-
tice Tilt on Coast; Manager Hornsby Has
Praise for Cub Rockies.
By United Press

AVALON, Cal, Feb 23Batterymen Chicago
ing here divided their squad Sunday and staged sxnning
Maones defeating S
old, disclosed
Manager Rogers Hosby did deciding
and catch fight
last three his yielded
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
CENTRAL STATES WINNERS

The German Commissioner team of
Cleveland is the new champions of the
t Wi0me 5i Central states Bowling Associa-
games Of $50. 922 and 1913. A 238 and 2l3
count by McKim and Easily gave these
their accurate spare shooting in the final
game gave them q, margin of forty pins
Of Detroit. Schusser Packing and Marott
SHOES OF indianapolis reached the first
ten. the Schussler Girls 2.466 being good
eighth. Burnett was the individual star
Tor the Schussler team. with a mark Of
900; Laura Alexander showed her skill and
her 220 finish giving her a mark of 57l
The tourney closed in the Pritchett alleys
In the doubles play the Buesche- Goggin
quo from Cincinnati took the honors, with
their, total of l.1O2 rolled on Feb. IS
LOO and HATCH essinger In the show
spot on 1882.
The singles title was won by Ruth John
second on 629.
The all-events title went to Grace Hatch,
a member of the Euclid Recreation team,
Cieyeland. with the wonderful total of
in the team event. $50 in the doubles and
629 in singles. E. Schnurr, Sandusky was
runner-up with 1862.
The local Davern Cafeteria team are the
booster champions. with a score of 1878
Local girls disappointed their followers
in the doubles and singles. by failing to
place in the first ten in either event.
The 1000 scratch team sweepstakes
rolled on the Delaware alleys. was won
by the local Enrich Hardware team, with
a three-game mark of S,l46. Weigel, the
anchor for this club. topping his team
mates good bowling with a 625 total. This
the winner. Other teams to share in the
$3.50 prize list were Dietzen, Anderson;
Big Shoe Store. Anderson: LaFendrich
Indianapolis: S. and S. Body. Indianapolis
Guide Lamp. Anderson: Carson Chevrolet
Indianapolis; South Side Business. Indian
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-23
JOHNSON TTNCHANCFns

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-The condi-
ton OF Ban Johnson, former presi-
dent Of the American League was
described as unchanged by hos
pital attendants today.
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By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. %.
Hugh Walden CWally) Middles-
worth, for five years first assistant
football coach and head freshman