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Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-10

Held For Los Angeles - Charles
r. Chase, 80, was arrested in Cali
patria yesterday afternoon by depu-
ty sheriffs, and is held in the coun-
ty jail for Los Angeles authorities,
who requested he be arrested on a
charge of failure to provide.
Watch Opening of new addition
to California Coffee Shop. 26tf
Arraignment Held-Dick Barsu-
lana, Filipino, was araigned before
Judge I. Mayfield yesterday after
noon on a charge of contributing
to the delinquency of a minor. With
bond at $500, preliminary hearing
was set for November 16.
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist.
Railway Express Agency, Inc,
announces that effective November
1st they will have daily, except Fri
days. iced refrigerator car service to
Oakland and San Francisco from
Imperial Valley points on produce
LESS than carload lots at no addi-
tional cost with second morning de-
livery. 9t2
Creighton visits Valley = D. E
Creighton, formerly assistant farm
advisor for Imperial Valley, is visit
ing in El Centro today. Creighton
is manager of the Fontana Farms
Co.
Instruction in acrobatic, tap and
piano for children. Beginners OF
advanced. Inquire Moose hall be-
tween and afternoons or call SIS
for information. 3tt
Examinations To Be Eeld-Thc
county board of education will hold
teachers examination November 16-
81 at 9 a. m. in the office Of the
county superintendent of schools
at the court house. The examina-
ton in the U. S. constitution will
be held November 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-10
WATCHING ALONG
GRID SIDELINES
OF The NATION
by United Press

by United PreSs)
BERKELEY = The California
Bears, inspired to new confidence
by an impressive victory over the
light and fast Washington team,
pointed today for their meeting with
Idaho here Saturday. They expect
to win but must hold something
back for the big game" with Stan
ford the following week.
PALO ALTO = Refusing to be
depressed by the 1910 trimming
handed them by Southern Califor-
mia, the Stanford Cardinals rested
today before starting work for the
Nevada game here this week. Glenn
Warner will use mostly second
stringers, holding his varsity for the
big game.
MORAGA = The Gaels of st.
Mary's were told a few plain truths
by the fiery Slip" Madigan today
as a result of their defeat by the
Olympic club, which broke a WIN
ming streak of II games. Madigan
said confidence must be restored at
once since the GaelS meet u. G. L.
A. in Los Angeles tomorrow.
SANTA CLARA - wild Bill
Denser, star Santa Clara back, will
return to the Bronc lineup for the
San Francisco university game Sun
day, his injuries healed. Three 9TH
er Broncs, Joe Paglia, Chuck Fuller
and Won O'Donnell injured in the
st. Mary'S game, are on the road to
recovery.
LOS ANGELES = For the first
time this year, st. Mary's college
will be at full strength when it
takes the field against University
of California at Los Angeles in
Olympic stadium tomorrow. The
Bruins likewise are in top shape,
and anticipate a tough battle since
the Gaels' defeat Sunday.
LOS ANGELES - With the re-
turn of Scout Aubrey Devine from
the east where he has watched
Notre Dame in action for three
weeks, Southern California got
down to serious drill against Irish
formations today.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Although
Notre Dame will furnish Navy's op-
position for Saturday, Coach Rip
Miller has excused his regulars
from work until Wednesday. George
Underwood, guard, was the only
varsity regular who came through
the Ohio State game uninjured but
most injuries were minor.
EVANSTON, Ill. - Eleven men,
bers of the Northwestern squads will
play their final games at Dyche sta
dium Saturday when the Wildcats
meet Indiana. Seniors who will
terminate their careers are Marvil
Riley and Engebretsen, tackle;
Evans, guard; Russell, fullback;
Lewis, quarterback; Moore, Burn
stein, Fossier and O'Mara, backs:
Eylar, end. The Wildcats final
game is with Iowa City.
SOUTH BEND, Only short,
light drills were scheduled for the
Notre Dame players today and to-
morrow and on Thursday they will
leave for Baltimore to meet the
Navy Saturday.
CHAMPAIGN, III. - Coach Bob
zuppke will make another revision
in the Illinois lineup this week be-
fore meeting Chicago in the tradi-
tional game Saturday. Mariner
and Snavely probably will be shift
| ed to tackle.
CHICAGO - The return of Pete
thinner and Gene Buzzel to the
Chicago backfield has frightened
the Maroon hopes for Saturday S
game with Illinois.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-10
Baer Defeats
Johnny RiskO

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10. W.P)
Max Baer, California's prodigal
son of the prize ring, was step
nearer the front ranks of the heavy
weights today by his victory over
Johnny Risko, Cleveland trial
horse, in a hard fought 10-round
bout
Twelve thousand fans sat through
a drizzling rain in Seals Stadium
last night to watch Baer take a
stiff left hook to the chin in the
opening round and then come back
to win by a decisive margin.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-10

Kern County tested 1,133 COWS il
September with an average butter
fat record of 24,4 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-10

An alfalfa mill of large capacity
has been built in the Weed Patch
district near Bakersfield, Kern
County.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-10

Madame Priser-French designer
and dress-maker, $50 Commercial
st. Phone 1854. 31tf
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Sharkey Sticks With n. Y.
and Is Left Out of Ring

cago offer. AS reward, he is left
in the cold.
Entirely outside the picture
stands the Boston sailor. In justice
to him, he is pretty fair fighter,
too, from his ears down.
But from the ears up? Well, he
has managed to do the wrong thing
consistently. He turned his head to
squawk and Dempsey knocked him
out. He had beaten Schmeling to a
FRAGILE until his left went aStray in
the fourth round last summer. His
thinking apparatus has played him
false.
But he remains pretty good
fighter, as heavyweightS go these
days. And he sits on the sideIines.
You have as your heavyweight
picture today the spectacle of a ma
tive-born son, Young Stribling, who
has been booed nearly as often as
he has been cheered; ponderous
italian, Primo Camera, who has
fought nobody but setups and was
beaten by one of them, and Ger
man hampio n-by-foul, Max
Schmeling. The native-born son is
to fight the German Champion-by-
foul. The winner is to fight the
big bundle of beef from Italy.
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Two Cue
Aces Tied
Otto ReiSeIt, Allen Hall Set
Pace in World Title
Series.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Two seeded
players, Otto Reiselt Of Philadelphia
and Allen Hall OF Chicago, today
shared leadership in the worlds
championship three-cushion billiard
tournament with Arthur Thurnblad
Of Chicago. northern section cham
pion.
Two other seeded entrants, de-
Tending champion Johnny Layton
of Sedalia, Mo-, and Tiff Denton Of
Kansas City, and two sectional
champions, D. J. Jacobs of st. Louis
and F. S. Scoville of Buffalo are in
Guided in the defeated class and
face an uphill fight in the tourney
which will continue at Congress
billiard room, until Jan. 20.
Charles Jordan, Los Angeles en-
trant, will make his initial start to-
night in a match with Allen Hall.
Other matches scheduled today are
Arthur Thurnblad VS.. D. j. Jacobs
and Tiff Denton VS.. F. S. Scoville.
Scoville, who defeated Layton in
his first start, met defeat Tuesday
at the hands of Otto Reiselt, vet
cram title contender. Reiselt played
excellent billiards and is expected
to make a strong bid for the cham
pionShip.
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Independent Basket News

The eight teams will play on Sunday after
noon Feb. l, with the semi-f1nals staged
that night and the finals on Tuesday
Printers and Fletcher Trust fives will
have 2 chance to create three-way tie
League tonight. Reserve Loan is out in
6ront and Will meet the Printers in the
gsf game tea at East Tenth street gym
place. will battle American Central at 1880.
In the $50 game De Molay and Woodmen
nves VIII mix League standing:
Reserve ....."s i De Molay W 5
FEi8ssss +; 7 NssaSsS I
te1 HH Gess o Junors dssEs games aas xsR
DTsRsl Oa sSRs ana ask fo to KsDne Call
After being defeated early in the sea-
som SON by the 49,, brentwood Juniors IN g
dogs came back and beat the Juniors. "a
to IA. The Bulldogs have strengthened
all teams that defeated them this season.
Games also are wanted with other teams
in the 15-le-year-old class: Broadway NJ
B iiiii H0'''S' Gan 0neffS $500 ana ask i0r
The Ssth Division Headquarters Detach-
Saturday night at the University Heights
school gym. Detachment team, Brantner
eS schns and 0s schidt s viii TIe9 MEET N at
the Armory at $50 o, m: For games with
Tust HoGtOn Dr. o4s of EST 1o Maq Rd
sell avenue.
c En sdnda sos @ sde w fH0 smn Of As
east side meet starts sunday morning at
Of play will be announced Friday. For
further particulars call Harold EnRlehart.
at Ii 1914 or see Fred Howenstine, Room
Three games are on the Capital City
EsEq Tenth grse STm dss G HShs x
meet B. & Q. in the frst game. Wyan-
dottes meet Central A. C.'s and the No
starts at 1880.
Due to a cancellation By the Capital
Thursday night has been called OF. CITY
or state teams having access to gyms and
Frank Roth. 1880 Cottage avenue. or cali
Drexel 0l16.
Irvington whippets are requested to call
Cherry o52o-J and ask for Paul.
Emerson Tanagers would ike to sched-
teams IN the 140-pound class. Call Cherry
lS4S between Sis and O'Clock and ask
for for Mr.; Gqble; Tuxedo ,Bapsists Wood
Presbyterians and Central Avenue NJ E.
teams please note.
Kirshbaun Bulldogs have canceled their
game with the Universal A C.s scheduled
for Feb: !, because no games will be PLAYED
at kirshbaum center on that date Man
ager OF the UniverSalS is requested to note
that the Bulldogs are anxious to meet
them and viii arrange for later date,
Lauter AiI-Stars and Isuter Seconds vii,
tanRle UP with Brightwood opponents at
Brookside community house Saturday night
IN the Municipal League. The Lauter
their own floor. The Seconds play In the
16-11-year-old class The Lauter Midrets
want > game for Saturday morning in the
l2-l4-Year-old class. Any teams interested
cau Belmont S641. and ask for E. B.
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Big Field
to Start
Jock Whitney'S Two Horses
Are Ranked at Top
by Experts.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Jock Whit
ney's Easter Hero has been estab-
lished as the winter favorite for the
Grand National at Aintree, accord
ing to word received today from
London.
The great horse now Is being
quoted at 6-to-100 against. Assum-
ing that he stands up under the
training until the day of the race
the odds will narrow to something
like 25-to-10o, British experts be-
ieve.
Despite the successful campaign
to reduce the size of the entry list
one Of the largest fields in the his
tory Of the British racing feature Is
expecting to face the barrier on
race day, March 81.
Whitneys Sir Lindsay, third last
year, is the second popular favorite
for the 1881 running. Sir Lindsay,
however, is expected to be forced to
carry an additional impost this year.
He carried LAG IN 1890 and London
experts believe he will be given as
much as 160 pounds this time.
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Draft Law
Is Settled
Majors Win Controversy as
International League
Accepts Terms.
By Times Special

By Times Special
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2l.-An OF the
five former modified draft leagues
have surrendered to the universal
player draft as outlined by the
American and National circuits, and
sales and trades between minors
and majors will begin anew, now
that the ban is lifted on deals.
The International League was the
last of the minors to accept the
new draft. President Charles Knapp
announced the favorable Vedict
Tuesday night after taking tele-
graphic vote among his club owners.
Other leagues involved In the
draft controversy and that accepted
it previously are the American Asso-
citation. Pacific Coast, Western and
Three-1.
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~BOwing~
By LEFTY LEE

Michaelis Builders. Helped his team to a
during the st. Philip No. League series
on the club alleys, with total Of $40
that that c cD high indiyidual total. Outlaws
Brasers, Lou Fahrbach hitting in the pinch
tSr the winners. In the tenth frame. Of
split and made it. to win BY three pins.
Siense PRODUCTS won the odd game from
at which Cassidy Fuel will shoot later.
The Kistner-Meece Battery Co. mems
fsr too sne S P Rtb ne beagas
Of the Ritzy Roller League. and as a re-
s7S4 % 1851 S oTphey anc HaGe t0r Sf she
girls team rolled total of 502. Keller
led the mems team with 529.
Bill Moran and his Coca Cola team had
the 1859 total IN their match with the
wnf H S 80 G 1 girls nd won rD p
margin, but checkup forces the coTrece
ton.
The floor average Of the women's Social
League series. was above, par. Tuesday
d S shsep ovsr aP PSs 500 mss IndSa
apolis Medical Glass girls rolled the fea-
tyr tyre series having s S Sames Of s62: s5s and
Komstohk Candy. also won three from
and Feeney Furniture won two from United
Tire and GsSiSen PTo ID s7S MIS- Bunch
SO: Mueiief r sos M Mas ssU SO RicSaSaasS S
$40: Ronk. 552: Baxter. 54s: Mcdaniel.
ST. 5 and fN conoy SIS. sss By By john TS %as
high single game.
Another mixed doubles will be rolled on
~ ell f~hf ore
weeks play brought out a successful entry.
and advance reservations insure another
filled card. Entry fee for this style of
play is 81 for each person. which includes
bowling
The mixed doubles at the st. Philip al
also receives a nice play. the girls and
boys always making advance preparations
to shoot in this sweepstakes.
Fred sehleimer.. secretary. OF. the Indian
apoliS League. and one OF the best pin
spiller in the city. will soon be ready to
Catholic tournament. doubles and singles
More details in regards to this meet will
be given later.
The leading A. c. W. OF a. team won two
games from Citizens Gas during the Com
psss pS n Pay . 9ed R 10 gain alien On
from g. j. Mayer Co, All other contests
Centrla States Envelope. Billiards.. Crescent
Paper and indianapolis Power and Iighs
defeating Q. and @. Foundry. Jewel Tea,
and Indiana Refining. Hanna the G. C..
W. OF A. star tossed in dandy 679 Sertes
rolled. SIS: Hendricks 635 johnson, 6S4:
Johnson. 623; Hamilton. Gao and SNYDER
an even 600.
Marmon Sales and Shaver-Nssh won
three games. from United Tires Service
and Eagle Machine; while Lauth Cheyros
wallerich won the odd game from Pure
OIL. Gibson Co. Hoosier Motor Club and
Sinclair Refining. during the Automotive
League play. Hornberger rolled els and
Il McCartv. Ola.
CAPITOL ice took three from Kirschner-
Lovick daring the Delaware League con-
tests. I. Speaks and Schmitt ms. won
two from Thomas and Eyens and Vikings
Montague found the alieys to his liking
and tossed n. counts ofsle6. 212 and 212
Tor g total Of $40
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BA% TBAN-L
$40 pLAMSa9 PLAYERS

pionship last year, his first on the
coast. The championship was de-
cided in a playof series with the
University of Washington.
Coach Barry long has been an
exponent of the short pass-block
style Of game as diagrammed in the
accompanying chart. This style of
play has many possibilities and
lends itself nicely to possession OF
the ball.
No. 2 guard advances the ball
passing to No. 3, who passes into
the center No. 4. The center has
a nice play to No. guard going
under the basket or any easy back
pass to No. 3 cutting across the
court. No. can shoot or pass to
No. or No. as he chooses.
No doubt this play played an i'm
portant part in the winning of the
coast basketball championship
While at Iowa, Coach Barry devel-
oped Mcconnell, Conference
guard: Hogan, teammate and pres
ent coach of Carnegie Tech; Will
COX, All-Conference center, anc
many other stars.
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Rn NEA Serrice

BIZ NEA Service
NEW YORK, Jan. 21-Jack Shar-
key cast his lot with the New York
boxing commissioners and Loyalty
stuck to them. He was offered a
bout with Primo Camera in Chi
cago at time when it would pack
them in. He refused, putting Madi-
son Square Garden and the New
York commission ahead of the Chi
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CHANGES BERTHS

Dallas Warren, a catcher, has
been obtained by the Fl. Worth
Texas League club from Los Angeles
of the Pacific Coast League on
option. Warren is a product of the
University of Arizona and his
service with the Angels last year
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their Friday night game at the
fieldhouse against the Western
State Teachers aggregation.
Teachers were undefeated last
season and have four veter-
ans on their squad this sea-
son. They are co-captains
Warren Byrum and Paul
Grein and Althoff and Deck
err, all high scorers.
The Butterflies came through
their game with Wabash in
good shape and will be in top
condition for the Western
State tilt. The visitors will
stop off at Manchester
Thursday for a clash with the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-21
ABANDON SPORTS MEETS
Northwestern Gives Up Grand
InterSchoIastic Events.
By United Press

EVANSTON, Ill, Jan. 21.-Aban-
donment Of Northwestern uni
verSity'S annual interschoIastic
track, swimming and wrestling
meets was announced today by
Athletic Director Kenneth L. Will
son. The meets have been annual
features for eighteen years.
Decision to discontinue the meets
was Influenced by the action of the
North Central Association of Col
leges and Secondary Schools which
adopted resolutions disappearing
high school meets sponsored by
universities.
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wALKER-PAOLINO LIKELY

by JHtteu TTtS8
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Matchmaker
Nate Lewis of Chicago stadium
is negotiating for a ten-round bout
between Mickey Walker and Paolino
Uzcudun as the feature of the
stadiun's Feb. 4 card.
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PENNsY GYM ToURNEY

An independent tourney win be held at
night Feb. l and Tuesday, night Feb. a.
The tourney will be limited to eight strong
dTec ti Of F fSThE' Roth roth and W. n0 W. VIE
liford and will be known as the Pennsy
gym tournament. Seven teams entered to
Sunshine Cleaners, G. and ]. Tire, Bridge
port Cardinals E. G. Atkins and Kingans.
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Basketball Tuesday

COLLEGES
Ohio university. ~: Miami. 10.
Findlay, rs: Urbana. 28
Yale. 81. Pennsylvania. 26.
i)efiance. 80: Button. IS
WiirninQton, 80: Bliss IS
Millikin, 10. Illinois Wesleyan IS
HIGH SCHOOLS
Horacs Mann Gary. "a: Washington
MARION 26s Huntington. IS.
Brazil. 20. Spencer. -.
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SOx HIJRLER RELEASED

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Pitcter Will
bur Wehde was released today by
the Chicago White Sox to Dallas
(Texas League) for an additional
season. Wehde was purchased last
fall from Dubuque mississippi VAL
ley).
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BY EVERETT S. DEAN

basketbaH Coach1 Indiana University
GAM BARRY Of southern Cali
~ fornia, former basketball men
tor at the University of Iowa, won
the Pacific coast conference cham
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Speedway Flashes defeated Lesrande
Aces % to 10 in a fast game Monday
night Speedways want to arrange a game
for Thursday night with a strong city
team having access to a gym. Call Bel
mont 1910 after D. m.
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was his first full season in profess
Sional baseball.
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LEvINsKY SIGNS FOR BOUT

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-King Le-
whisky, Chicago light heavyweight,
has accepted terms for a match with
Jack Gagnon at Milwaukee, Jan. 80.
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Buffers Bulldogs to Battle
Powerful Michigan Team at
FieldhOuse on Friday Night

CTony) Hinkle is sending
Bulldog squad through stiff preparation
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Bulldogs starting lineup composed With
Miller Profit CENTER Chadd Tacke guards
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Eleanor" of Technical pens Back
board = note and among other things
says eve have a band. but they re-
frain from playing at basketball games
much 10 the fans relief. That's for
the benefit Of S. II. S. ILL.," Now.
Eleanor. that isn't nice. 1t isn't nice,
but it's true. ShOrtridge has fine band.
They're a great bunch. But Shcrtridge's
pym is none too large and the boys play
$40 long and too loud.
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LAKE. the team man

FORREST LAKE, the team man
Il ager at Morgantown high
school. tells us in his latest COM
munication that Morgantown has
piled up fourteen victories in a row
and although he doesn't say so in
Just so many words, he intimates
the squad hopes to trip Martinsville
In the sectional tournament. Here's
lro~rra ', fouyv,,c recOrd.
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THERE'S that phone again.
Il Hello, Backboard?"
"Uh-huh."
How about that city series win
raer you said you'd pick?"
why. uh-er-I think the win
rer of that / o'clock Saturday game
will win the tournament.
ooh, yeah. That's Shortridge and
Tech, isn't it? Who do you like
between those two. thought"
''Uh, mmm. you see-well, it's this
way-I-I--aw, I'll take TECHNICAL"
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n. O. Alstatt OF Indianapolis doesn't
think we're doing right by Washington and
ne thinks. too, that we're too. partial to
Frankfort. He says, we ought to give
Washington a break alright we will
They're one Of the three best teams in the
state. HowS that?
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The ShortridEe liz comes through and
tells rs be thinks the defeat at the hands
Of Seymour win do the Blue Devils a lot
more good than harm. He's right. He says
the whole Technical team was on hand to
see the Seymour game. but that they
dInt Ket much Information against u.s." i
should say they didn't.
=
"A Follower OF Indiana Basketball.
watts to know II Backboard's mother-in-
law lives in Shelbyville. Maybe he means
~ any Cool down, boy. cool down we
think Shelby has 3 great basketball team
and. confidentially, We think they're the
fourth best team in the state.
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The Ssth Division Headquarters Detach-
ment will play the Madison Avenue NJ ELS
SATURDAY. night at the University Heights
Duncan. Horton, Kooser Litiff, NeeIv, Ris.
ley. Schilling and Schmidt will meet at
the Armory at $50 D. m. For games with
the Detachment call Sergeant Maurice
Truitt Horton. Dr.. o467 or write 1882 Rus
sell avenue.
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Entries in the east side sectional of the
until Thursday afternoon. Play in the
east side meet starts Sunday morning at
8 O'Clock. Drawings for the first round
OF play will be announced Friday. For
further particulars call Harold Englehart
at II: 1914 or see Fred Howenstine, Room
33S Statehouse
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What Tony" Hinklc doesn't know
about basketball isn't worth knowing.
When he puts basketball team on the
noor you can rest assured it knows its
business thoroughly.
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The young man who IL the regular
performer at taking 'em "OR the Back
board" has received several scathing and
indignant letters recently from fans who
apparently are Aghast at his alleged de-
Tense of the delayed offense.' Well,
start right In, brothers. Here's one
gentleman who believes there's nothing
finer than a Frankfort stall.