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The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Regional and Sectional Net
Journeys Are Assigned

A. l.. Trester, commissioner Of the
Indiana High School Athletic Asso-
ciation, Friday night announced the
assignment of sectional and re-
gional basketball tournaments for
the current season. Sixty-fouT sec
tionals and sixteen regionals are
listed. The state finals will be
staged in indianapolis, as usual, at
the Butler f1eldhouse, March 20 and
81. indianapolis lost the regional to
Anderson, where the winner of the
local sectional will compete with
centerse winners from Danville, An
derson and Tipton.
Changes also were made in other
regionalS and sectionals Indian
apolis keeps a sectional and it will
be held at Technical gym on March
s and z. Seventeen Marion county
teams and perhaps one or more bor-
der line schools will compete here.
The date for the regionals is March
Il. Schools eligible to compete in
the sectionals number 773, thirteen
more than last year. Entries close
Feb. %. Regional and sectional as
.signments follow:
REGIONALS. MARCH II
Winners of Sectional Journeys at
Observation-Disclosures Danyille, Indian
apolis. Upton.
Bedford-Mitcheu. New Albany. Paon.
BIoomiugton - Bloomfield. Martinsvilie.
Spencer. Terre Haute.
Columbus Greensburs, Madi-
son. Shelbyville.
Evansville 9GentIs1,-Caanneiton' Evans
TT. Wayne (North)-Bluffton. Decatur.
Fl. Wayne Huntington.
Greencastle-Attica. Clinton. crawfords-
IafayetteNBosweIl. Frankfort. Lafayette.
fogsnspOrt-Flora. Iogansport. Monti-
Ma Marion city. .KokOmo. Mar
IN Muncie@cireenheld. aluncie. Newcastle.
Rochester-E EIkhaTt. Mishavaka. North
Rnsh,siI.s- connersviIle. LaTrenccburg.
Richmond RuShville-
VsIparaiso-Gary. Ia Porte. Remington,
Vine yincenne+Petersburg. snSS Sullivan. Vim
cernes. Washington.
SECTlONALs. MARCH S.
Anderson-Eight Madison. county teams.
Aftica-Eight Fountain. three Warren
Bloomfield-Eleven Greene.
Blaffton- ghe Wells.
sweIl--Elcven Benton.
Cannelton--El@Ve Perry fcu- C-sE1e-C
kbordsx lne schools may BE- fxaaszel5ed
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17

BY taking 76, four over par, for
his third round, Golden, who held
the lead for the first two days, gave
the first indication of cracking.
When play started over the final
eighteen holes today with f1fty-two
professionals and ten amateurs in
the field, it appeared that any one
OF eleven players still had a chance
to win first prize Of worlds
richest golf stake.
One stroke can cost somebody a
lot of money. AS second prize is
only $500, missed putt, a hooked
drive or any bad shot is quite likely
to mean $500 to some one.
On the heels of the two leaders
when the field teed off today were:
Ed Dudley. Wilmington Del, Los
Angeles open champion; Horton
Smith, Cragston, ". Y, and Clar-
ence Clark, Tulsa, Okla. They were
tied for third at 225.
Another group of dangerous con-
tenders included Gene Sarazen.
Fresh Meadow, N. Y; Mortie Dutra,
Long Beach, CAL; Ralph Guldahl,
Dallas, Tex, and George Won Elm,
Los Angeles. They were tied for
sixth place, each with 222.
Walter Hagen, Detroit, and Mac
Donald Smith, Great Neck, L. l..
who were tied for tenth place with
223 strokes, seemed to have an out
side chance.
Gene Sarazen won the tourney
with 295 last year.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17

Haislup had e25; King. 6i4; Conant. s21;
ABBOTT. 607 Bader, COS. and Shriver. COL.
Eddie Schott again hit the manIcS
during the Marmon League session. tom
ping his nights work with 247 game
TO total 646.
i, The Missourian appears TO be 'fn" in
the Big Four League, the Knickerboci,er
quintet being their latest victim, over the
tnree-game route. Mound City and South
western also won three from Royal Palm
ana queen CITY, while Hudson River Syca-
more ana Ohlo State lost two to Gateway
eeepped al! honors with a single game Of
1oS ana taree-game total Of $50 Hughes
roued 629; Daringer, 609; Fultz. GOT. and
Il. LeWisA A602: Raftery and Des Jean were
pusy synnpathizing with each other over
lnelr l49 and Isl counts.
:, Eighteen four-rnan teams. thirty-six dou-
PES D5eS ana seyenty-two singles. have en-
1olleo l! Ior the annual Union Print Graft
~ itrlcState c! Bowling Congress. to be rolled
IN IN CINCINNATI this. year. This annual event
3pTIiIngs Print Craft bowlers from Indiana
nave always given good account of them
selves. Three of the local teams thai
stand out. are, the Flint Ink. leaders OF
Ine local Printcraft League. c. H Nor
TIL Ink and Indianapolis Star The dor
pies team Of l.. Fahrbach and e. Hot
statter, two-time Champions In this event
VIII again try for the title. The indian
apolls delegation will roll SATURDAY. ard
sunday Feb. n and %
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Wabash Is
Butler Foe
Old Cage Rivals Clash on
Charlottesville Court
Tonight.
BIZ Times Spcciai


CRAwFORDSVILLE, Ind. Jan.
1.-Two rivals of long standing,
Wabash and Butler. will clash on
the hardwood here tonight. Butler,
unbeaten in seven starts this season,
is a heavy favorite, but the Scarlet
hackers are hoping for an upset
Although out of practice all this
week because of an injury received
in the recent tilt with Ball Teach
ers. Chase@ sharpshooting forward.
is expected to start at his regular
forward berth tonight, with Bash
on the other side, Bowman at ce3-
ter and Howell and Harmon at
guards. Caldwell. a guard also in
jured in the Ball clash, will be ready
for action.
Coach Tony Hinkle of Butler has
reported his Bulldog squad in top
shape, and is expected to start
Miller. Withrow, Tackett, Chadd
and Profit. The Blue mentor has
spent most of the week setting his
defense TO stop Chase and Bowman,
accurate Scarlet goal tossers.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
NobIesviIIe Is Awarded
State Amateur Finals
az Times Special

By Times Special
ATOBLESvILLE, Ind, Jan
IN IT. Plans were an
nounced Friday for the thir-
teenth annual Indiana anna
teur basket finals tournament
TO be held in this city Feb. .25,
IS, 27 and %. Thirty of the
strongest independent teams in
the state will be here for the
four-day session. Several other
cities were in the running bid
ding for the important event.
The winners Of the thirty
sectional tournaments from all
over the state will invade
Noblesville. These teams will
battle through seven sessions
Of basketball with the state
championship. now held by
Yorktown, as the ultimate goal.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
College Cage Scores

Games of FRIDAY Nirht)
Ball Teachers. 20: Indiana State Nor
:, Western State Teachers. 81: Manchester.
Indiana Central. 50. indiana Law school.
Hanover. %: Evansville. IS.
Mlchlgan State. II; Colgate. 81.
ONO Northern, "a: Capital. II.
akron. 81; Baldwin-Wal %
klnolay. -; Bowling Green 3S
a. washington college. 81: Mt. ST. Mary's,
creishton. IS; Drake. Is.
st. Johns. 81; Galiaudet "a
Mt. Union. IS: Kenyon. "a
NlusSinSum, 81: Marietta 90
Blunton, so. Toledo. 25
Opper Iowa. SO. Western Union 10
Central. So: st. Ambrose Davenport.
Gustavus Adoiphus. -. st. Olaf 2s.
Detroit. 46: DAYTON. "a
State Teachers. 81
Utah Aggies. SO: Utah. %.
Monmouth. 81. Cce le
Washington. 81: Idaho. a.
Washington State. 80. OREGON so
COLORADO Teachers. 81; Colorado ASsies.
Montana. 40: Montana Mines. q.
ArEustana. 81; Carthexc. z3
North Dakota. IS; South Dakota state.
South Dakota. 81; morninxside Gsioux.
soGthssa cantoEnia. al stamford. a.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Tracy Praised
by Champion

Tracy Cox, local feather pride,
who is to meet Midget Mike O'DoWd
in a ten-round scrap at the Arm
ory Tuesday, recently spent several
weeks at Hot Springs, Ark, where
he boxed with Tommy Freeman,
worlds welter champ, and the
Brightwood boy made big hit with
the titleholder, for letter from
Freeman states:
After working with Tracy Cox
in the gymnasium, and after watch
ing him work with other boys. it is
my honest opinion he is positively
one of the most promising boys /
have ever seen. Cox possesses all
the requirements Of a great fighter"
Tracy will workout at the Arcade
Sunday afternoon, where he is
training for his clash with ODovd.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Basketball

With eight scalps; on their belts. the St.
port Cardinals next Tuesday on the. Saint S
E encounter tn the stiftsst Opposition Of the
season in anneXing their ninth Straight
Win ca M interest is being ShoTn ~ Pg
St. Philip netters and a large turnout IS
expected. The. game will be, calleG at 8
Phiiip BOYS Club vs.. Rhodius Darkhorse
game at z O'Clock. The games will be
followed by dance.
THE Perfection five of Greenwood play
ing in the lS0-pound class. wants games
with state teams at home and abroad
Address Russell Laiester, Greenwood, IND,
or call phone No. 10.
Holy Trinity A. C.s announce there has
6 6fh snqa99ag R5n9stsg a5 and bee Fes ge
celed. The Trinity .pastimers desire a
game for Sunday afternoon away from
ask for Cowboy. Trinity A. C.s defeated
the fast X. M. H. AS wednesday, 90 70 49,
Edgewood a. Cs report they won two
games Wednesday with Burnett and Pol
lard starring, but failed to mention the
names of the defeated teams and scores.
Speedway Flashes would like to book
games with city teams having access to
gyms. Flashes desire game for tonight
and one for Monday in the Speedway gym.
Call Be. 1910 after p. m.
wyandottes defeated Irvington Trojans.
81 to 26, Wednesday night. Brilliant play
irg of Peters. Wyandotte forward. fea
turad. For games with Wyandottes. call
DR.. 11o8-W before 12 q. M.
VI. N. Fly Rug Company Ave defeated
Memorial Aces. "a to II, and trounced
Christa more Cubs. 81 to 1s. Rug Clean
ers is newly organized club with Reid,
r. Gray. e. Gray and Fly in the lineup
For games with Cleaners, call Elmer
Gray at Cl. 1884 Riverside OlympicS,
Wyandottes and winners, notice.
Marmon Girls chalked UP their eleventh
consecutive victory by winning from
Broadway M. z. Girls. SO to 6. The floor
work of E. Snyder and the scoring of
Whaley with fifteen points was outstand
ing for the winners.
Marmon carry ten we'll uniformed and
expeIience1 Players ana woqio tn IKE 70
boys teams over the state. For informa-
tion call or write Clarence Worrell. Mar
mon Motor Car Company, 1i0l Kentucky
avenue. CITY.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Cruising in Sportland
: WITH EDDIE ASH

of chatter the prominent
the Chicago Cubs offer Of
Klein hefy Hoose with the Phes It
trade Ki Ki
the Cardinals Jim Boomey Another said the
Wrigey Pke Whit
$2oOO0 check for both Klein and Whitney That's what
National that
would
runaway might developed
profits American League worlds
years the William Baker who president
Phll IS be his
secretary. Nugent
of the club 500 shares of the stock She
entering
P
secretary baseball
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
LOUISVILLE FIVE HERE

South Side Turner meters are in
top condition for their game Sun
Day at : p. m. when the University
Club OF Louisville comes here. The
game will be played at Turner gym,
306 Prospect street.
Turner's have been showing great
form in their last two games. The
visitors are reported to be the
strongest in the Blue Grass state.
Two other games are on the pro-
gram with the Turner girls playing
the Riverside Buddies at p. m, fol-
lowed by the Indianapolis Printers
and Turner Blues at 2.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17


ETORNSBY'S Cubs are keeping a
Il l. sharp eye on the dangerous
Robins and Giants, and that, in 6
way, explains the landing Of the
southpaw hurlers, Sweetland and
May. They are not high class
hurlers, but have repu-
tation for being effective when op-
posing Brooklyn and New York.
Hornsby is figuring every edge to
make good as Joe McCarthy's sue
cessor and. keep the popularity of
the Cubs at high pitch. They
earned tremendous profits under
Mccarthy.
This doesn't speak well for Cali
fornia. Long George Kelly lives cut
there, but prefers TO play ball in
the east. He turned down Gn offer
by Los Angeles.
Daddy battered in an auto ac-
ID cident, old Rube Benton, the
Minneapolis southpaw, is recover
ing and says he'll be in there again
tossing his curve at A. A. batters
next season. His cheek bone was
shattered and both hands lacerated,
but the surgeons repaired his south
paw fin and the Rube is confident
of coming back.
OWnie Bush is due back from
Florida next week. He has been
down Miami way vacationing and
mingling with the winter tourists.
He prefers Texas for spring train
ing, however. and his Pale Hose will
return to San Antonio. The grind
will be on in about six weeks.
When Eearl Coip Smith. the catcher.
was with Pittsburgh. he employed every
Wen Wien the tie Pirates tangled up, with the
Giants. One day he got to the GIanEs al IS
bat boy and begged him to tip MN on % 20
When McGraw signs for fast ball scratch
pat the back. of your neck" TIE boy boy
/ patted my neck. Mr.. McGraw would be
patting me with his foot IN the seat Oh
my pants.
Rumors heard up and down the west
coast say players in that league who are
drowing big nay are going to be cut, which
means the $1,000 and over boys. Atlanta
in the Southern loon is threatening to
make Wholesale reductions 25 per cent in
some cases. That's bad news for the play
ers being sent to Atlanta by the White Sox
DAcIFIc COAST LEAGUE teams
4 are going to the assistance OF
clubs in the Arizona State League
and will send young players to that
loop. Missions of San Francisco
will aid Tucson, the Seals of San
Francisco will help Globe and Los
Angeles will farm some athletes at
Phoenix.
During the winter Of 1921, Bill Klein,
National League umpire. was moaning as
he shoveled snow of the walk in front
of his Brooklyn home. 1t was cold and
otherwise disagreeabIe. HiS wife called
him to the phone and it was John Heydler
asking for him. Heydier is president of
the National League. Said John: "BiH.
how'd you like to take trip at league
expense to Florida, visit all big league
camps there and instruct the teams in rule
changes and clear up questionable points
for the managers and players? Whoops,
KLEIN departed for the sunny zone the next
day.
KLEIN is a regular visitor to Florida ev-
that state He has been umpiring twenty
nine years and has been in the majors
tWenty-Six seasons. The veteran has Of
ficiated in fourteen worlds series. which
means extra dough and much of It. II
is said he was smacked rather hard when
the Florida real estate boom went on the
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
'Whiffy Cox Is Out in
Front in Golf Event
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press Staff Correspcndent

aqua CALIENTEp Mexico, 1.-THE $4,000
Aqua Calente golf tournament today wford wh
the Dyk Beach municipal struggling
a scant lead to win his
the lead from John Golden Noroon Conn., the
stroke
three eghteen-hole the
Cox fifty of to Codens
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
TECH FROSH TRIUMPHs

With Townsend and Wilson
showing the way, Techs frosh cage
team defeated Washington yearling,
q to II, Thursday at the west side
gym. Mcdonald and Cherry led the
losers, who trailed ID to II at half
time.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17

later. -.,. 80,
Connersville-Eight Fayette, tnree FRANK
Il; aWfordsviIie-Twelve Montgomery.
Danville-Eleven Hendricks.
Decatur-Nine Adams.
EIkhart-Twelve Elkhart.
Evansville (CentraD-Six Posey, three
Vanderburg.
Ft. Wayne (Northl-Twelve Allen.
Frankfort-Ten Clinton.
Franklin-Eleven Johnson, one Brown.
Garrett-Eight Steuben, seven Dekalb.
Gary-Sixteen Lake.
Csreencastle-Nine Putnam.
Greenfeld-Ten Hancock
Hayden, Butlerville, Scipio, zenas, North
Hartford city-Eight Jay. three Black
ford.
Huntington-Fourteen Huntington.
lnuIanaols (TechnicaD Seventeen
Marion Zone or n,o-e nnrder line schools
may be transferred later.
KendaliVille-Nllle .sooi-. seven Whitley.
Kokomo-Ten Howard.
Lafayette-Fourteen Tippecanoe.
Lagrange-Nine Lagrange.
La Porte--Fourteen Laporte.
Lawrenceburg-Elgn Elpisy, Iooroer
line schols may yoi e transferred laterJ' SIX
Lebaron-Nine Boone.
Logansport-Fourteen Cass.
MadlsORssyep Jefferson f[ss enAlEss three sGest ss
Jacintos Iovett. Paris Crossings.
Marion-Nine Grant.
MitchelI-Ten Lawrence
Marshall plymouth. Tyner. Lapaz. Bre-
IouticeIIo-Ten White
Muncie (Harrison)-TTelve Delaware.
New Albany-Iwo floyo. seven O4%Tk,
eight Harrison.
North Judson-Five Pulaski. six Starke.
Owensvire-Nine Gibson.
paoli-Four Orange. six washington.
Peru-Eleven Miami.
Petersburg-Seyen Dubois, seven Pike.
Remington-Four Newton. eight Jasper.
Richmond-Eleven Wayne.
Roehester-EightS Fulton. four Marshall
Culver. Argos, Tippecanoe. Bourbonl =,
schools may be transferred later, six
RushviIIe-Ten Rush.
Seymour-Ten Jackson.
ShelbyviIle-Eight Shelby, three Bar
s''s.Hlr,c Snsnce--F4ve owen. seven Clay.
Suslivan-Ten Sullivan.
Terre Haute OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vigo.
Valparaiso-Eight Porter.
Vincenes-TTelVe Knox.
Wabash-Twslve Wabash.
Warsaw-Fourteen Kosciusko.
Washington-Eight DaTiess, four Martin.
Winehester-Eighteen Randolph border
line schools may be transferred later.
A new gas for welding. less ex-
pensive than hydrogen, is being
produced in a special electric ma
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The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17

Spivey's triumph Friday night
averted a possible three-way tie be-
tween himself, Vogler and Harry
Rubens. former champion, who took
cecond honors.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Is
Cue Champ
Beats VogIer to Capture
State Three Cushion
LaureIS.

Lew Spivey, young indianapolis
cue ace, today held the state three
cushion billiard championship,
through result of a brilliant victory
Friday night over the veteran Lew
vogler, so to 81. at Coolers parlors.
The final standings Of the state
tourney.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
ND. LAW
5000 AT MAT MATCH

. 3 CHtttW T tco
BOSTON. Jan. l7.-Rudky Du-
SEX, heavyweight wrestler, defeated
Pat OShocker in a bout witnessed
by 5000 fans at Boston Garden on
Friday night. It was g one-fall
match, with sDusek winning IN
thirty-eight minutes
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
CHESTERS ARE WHIPPED

Kalamazoo Quintet ROmps Over
HOosier College Team, 81 to 2I.
By Times Special
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Jan. IT,
Western State Teachers handed
Manchester college a 37-to-2l
trouncing here Friday night. Chap
man was the only player on the
Hoosier team who could hit the bas-
ket with consistent success. He
made four field goals.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Tech Cagers
Are Pasted by
Frankfort Five
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
FRANKFORT, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE
improving Technical high school
basketball team of indianapolis
smacked up against the brilliant
Frankfort aggregation here Friday
night and went down to defeat 81
to 49,.
Frankfort, too far advanced for
the Techmen, had held a % to IL
advantage at the half. Evan ReO
Thompson with six goals from the
field and three points from the foul
stripe led the evenings performers.
Summary:
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Lawyers Bow
to |. c.. Squad

Indiana Centrals feet basketball
team thumped the Indiana Law
school squad Friday night at the
University Heights gym, 80 to 10.
Rider led the Greyhounds. Sum
mary:
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Star Gets 20
Points in Tilt
B.y Times Special

7b'y tNTG3 op6Ctub
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 17.-With
McCammon firing twentys points
through the loop, Ball College sent
State Normal down to a 42-to-30
defeat here Friday night. Mccain
mon collected seven field goals and
six free throws. Summary:
RAIL-, COLLEGE STATE NORMAL.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
~DOwn the Alleys =
BY LEFTY LEE

IS Sweepstakes and match-game play again
IIa.. VII feature Weekend activities on local
Gray 400-scratch doubles will be rolled sat
urday and Sunday. A cash prize of $50 is
guaranteed the winners. In addition to
chance to win $50 watch offered BY the
man.
At the Central, 200-scratch singles will
be rolled. the eight downstairs alleys being
used. Usual percentage prizes will be paid
winners OF this event.
Down at the Fountain Square drives
the speed boys viii take a whirl at the
open singles sweepstakes. prize of
SlOO will 20 to the winner of this event.
st. Philip League viii Toil hSSf the White Ro5e
Gas girls special match sat the Hotel
AntIers alley tonight at $3.50.
Sunday afternoon at 8. the Pritchett
Five will roll the st. Cecilia team on the
ST. Cecilia alleys. 1900 Union street.
Up at the Uptown, crigney Radio will
take on out-of-town opposition when they
roll a Terre Haute team.
Two-game wins were the rule in the
Pig Pig washington League; Real Silk. Sehmitt
Insurance, GandS rvs Goodrich sIlyert9wn Dilling
illinois Recreation defeating Gem en- coai, f1L
Coca-Cola,- Vogel Service. Hoosier Optical.
OeItering- -Litzelman, Tuxedo Feeds and
Prina Beverage. Rutch McAilen STAYED
hot and led with total of 659. Z. Nc
Carty had 65T; Robishaw, 604; Routh. 642.
Eller. 500; Roeder, COL; Goodhue, 60o: VIII
more $40. and Hanna. 631.
Coca-Cols outscored Patterson Shade.
put the Shade girls made their pins count
ana won the odd game. during che Block
OpElcal League series. White Rose Gas
ana Sterling Laundry also won two from
Feeney Furniture and Blacker Chif as
Geisen Products. A. G. Afiessen and Ma
rott Shoe Shop won three from Sunshine
Cleaners Electrolux and Standard
Grocery. Race Johns. the Ceissen Prod
uct star. led individual play with 582 on
games of 1876, 1873 and 2o4 Bunch had
25l; Meyer, 521: Mcdaniel, sos; Wiesman
205: kritsch, so2; Lathrop SOC; Mueller
sld; Gerth. 535; Hanger, $50. and McAnty'
Sargents Five and Bailey Realty took the
enure series from Steinms' Colts and Grav-
Grioben & Gray during the fast Citv
League play at the Hotel Antler aIIevs
Thlle Hare Chevrolet and Hoosier Club
CoHee snpped away with the odd game
IIom Hotel Antlers and Marotts Charlie
6alley was consistently good, games Of
zig. ZIG and 2l5 giving him total of
300; BIZ Sargent also was over the line
sasn ssas S gSsm1eo ne scoring ga on counts Of 2iI,
-nC-Ioeo -A- tne nigh single game Of 25e.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Hanover Five
Defeats Aces
By United Press

By United Press
HANOVER, Ind. Jan. 1s.-Han-
over STAYED off desperate last-half
rally by Evansville college here Fri
day night to win 1925 verdict
from their rivals. Hanover led the
Purple Aces at the half, Is to 5.
Summary:
HANOVER EvANsvu1r
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
Friday Cage Results

Linton. ,9l; Clinton. 90
Peru. 50: Warsaw. i2
Fishers, 23; Carmel. I9.
Aurora, 20; Rising Sun 21
Gosport, 3S Unionville. II,
Il %. = dMsry's Catholic, "a; Decatur Catho-
Grown Point, %; Lowell 10.
Valparaiso. 81; Washington, 80.
emerson Gary. 81 Whiting. Is
Wallace. Is: Hobart. Il.
Wabash 80; Chippevs. i3.
lhoFntoTn, l9: Rossville. II.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-01-17
BILLIARD ACES ARE SET
Johnny Layton to Defend Three
Cushion Title in Chicago Meet.

Cushion Title IN Chicago Meet.
By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Eight of
the nations leading billiardists
we're gathered here today for the
world championship three cushion
tournament at Congress parlors,
Jan. 1929. Johnny Layton Of Sc
dalia, Mo-, is defending champion.