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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-22
Heavy Ring
Rivals Set
Big Crowd to See Local
BruiSer Take on
Everett.
TONIGHT'S LEGION CARD

Ten Rounds-Roy wallace. indianapolis.
vs.. Buck Everett. Gary; heAvyweiEhts.
Six Rounds-LOu Vine. indianapolis. vs..
Leroy Gibson. Tulsa, Okla; lightwelEhts.
Six Rounds-GeorEie Stokes. Gary. vs.
Eddie Jacobs. indianapolis; featherweiEhtS.
Five Rounds-Lefty Nicholson. Shelby
Vile. vs.. Otto AttersOn, Terre Haute; vel
terweights,
Five Rounds-HOneyboy Brown. Indian
apoIis. VS.. Pug Smith. Indianapolis; well
terweightS.
Four Rounds-onie Gaheimer. Shelby
vile, vs.. Joe Moore, Indianapolis; Junior
welterweiKhts.
Four Rounds-PauI Wagner. Indianapolis.
VS.. Roger Leroy. Indianapolis; feather
weights.
The name of Roy Wallace still
seems a magic one in local f1stic
circles. The largest crowds in his
tory have damned the Victory gym
during the last week to watch the
Brightwood bruiser train. The adj
vance sale also has reflected the in
terest of Indianapolis ring followers,
and officials predict the Armory will
witness the first complete sellout of
the season tonight.
Buck Everett of Gary came to
town this morning, accompanied by
his brother manager, Jess Everett.
According to Jess. Bucks last four
fights have resulted as follows: He
defeated TAFT Littman at GAINESVILLE,
Wis; knocked out Johnny Sanders
at Milwaukee; defeated Cardfield
Johnson in Chicago, and beat Jack
Roper also at Chicago.
Tonight's show will start prompt
ly at 8:15. it IS announced.
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Martineau Is
Tiger Coach

By United Press
PRINCETON, N. j., March 90
Earl Martineau, former backfeld
coach at Purdue university, has been
named assistant football coach at
Princeton. Martineau, regarded as
one of the best half backs ever to
graduate from Minnesota, will as
sist Herbert (Fritz) Crisler and will
report here for spring practice on
April 4.
The new Tiger mentor was head
coach at Western State college from
1924 until 1929. He then went to
Purdue, where he has coached foot
ball and track up to the present
time. Tad Wieman, former Min
nesota and Michigan coach, also
will asst Crisler at Princeton.
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Mitchell on Mat Card

Addition of Black Panther
Mitchell, Negro middleweight, to
the supporting card of FRIDAYS
banner wrestling card at the
armory was announced today. Joe
Savoldi. former Notre Dame grid
star, tackles Sailor Jack Arnold.
winner of last weeks elimination
tourney, in the heavyweight two
out-of-three-fallS feature event.
Ad (Toughy) Herman, runner-up
to Arnold, tangles with Davy Jones,
another sailor and newcomer here
in the one-fall semi windup
Mitchells opponent and principals
for fourth bout are yet to be
signed.
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New Doubles and AII-Events
Leaders Installed in A. BIC.

events lead with 1878, while the
Irvington On. j. combination of
Harry Cook and Harold Reitmeyer
captured top position in the doubles
event with 1878. They displaced
John Bucz and Mike Straka of Chi
cago, who rolled 1874.
Paired with Harold Todd, Rubin
sky placed fourth in the doubles
standings by scoring 1859.
The recreation five of Terre Haute.
Ind, was the only team to qualify
in the select 2,8O0-class Monday
night. The Hoosier pinmen shot
1908, four pins shy of the fifth posi-
ton.
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dOIe lineup at Bradenton and the
probable lineup opening day, with
the pitching in doubt:
1oter' 30 Rosenberg. II
mcCann' Id Sigafoos. 2b
Walker. RI Goldman 60
angley' Wingard. COoney.
Fitzgerald. Of Horne.
The Indians have been nosed out
twice by the Cardinals, 6 to 5,
and to 1, and are eager to register
at least one triumph over Gabby
Streets collection of stars. Jonah
Goldman was not quite ready Mon
day to put his throwing arm to a
severe test, but he said today that
he thought Wednesday would see
him in shape to see regular action.
1t will be his first start of spring
in regular game. He has been
wearing a rubber shirt and a lot of
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against the Cardinals Wednesday

by Lewis Berger, a remarkable all
round player. He does everything
we'll, stands 6 feet 3 inches and
weighs 1876 pounds
Elwood Romney of Brigham
Young U. led the Rocky Mountain
region in scoring for two years and
is player of great individual
brilliance. Richard Linthicum, the
other forward, has terrific speed
and can handle a basketball with
the left hand as we'll as with the
right. He has been a leader of one
of the best basketball teams on the
coast in recent years. Both Romney
and Linthicum are seniors.
Krause, the all-star pivot, is only
sophomore. He stands feet, 4
inches and weighs 215 pounds. He
Is the best-looking center that has
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COchrane Out
With Injury
BIZ United Press

By United Press
FIT. MYERS, Fla, March d.
Mickey Cochrane, Connie Mack's
great catcher, will be lost to the
Athletics for the balance of the
training season. Cochrane was put
on the sidelines by an infected foot
caused when he aggravated a, blister
by playing five innings against the
Boston Braves at st. Petersburg
Fla, last Friday.
The Athletics defeated the Gin
cinnati Reds, 7 to 4, here Monday
Ed Coleman, rookie outfielder. polcd
the longest homer of the Athletics
training season off Johnny Ogden
in the second inning. He later hit
double that drive in two more
runs.
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Mccain Names Lineup for A. A.
Lid Litter With MiIlers April Il
No SplinterS?
BIZ Times Special

~ ! iWtA eBfCint
NEWCASTLE, Ind, March
IN %. - Newcastle's state
prep cage champions also
boast the champion wisecracker
Of the 1882 tourney.
The scene is the Trojan
dressing room after the final
game. The basket nets have
been cut down and brought to
Coach Orville Hooker. Nudge
Day, the 5 foot 3 inch reserve
forward, dashes up to Hook"
with the question:
Say, Hook. can I go back up
to the f1oor?"
What for, Midge?" queries
Hooker.
We'll, I'd like to whittle a
piece off that subs bench. that
was the best one I ever sat
on"
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Mangin Wins,
Shields Bows

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 22.-France
and the United States were TIED
with one point each today in their
international tennis team match
which began on the boards of the
Seventh regiment armory here Mon
day night.
Gregory Mangin, recent winner OF
the national indoor singles cham
pionship, defeated Christian Bous-
sus, Frances No. ranking player
TO, GA, So, Ga, while Jean Borotra
veteran Davis cupper, defeated
Francis x. Shields of New York, So
81, 6-3, 81. George Lott and John
Van Ryn face Boussus and Borotra
in doubles play tonight.
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O111CdSO oGdQluIIl,
April Is, Match
maker Nate Lewis
announced today.
Lewis said the
challenger prob
ably will be the
winner of the
Billy Petrolle-Bat
Battalino bout at
New York Thurs
day night.
Lewis has YER
b al agreements
from managers OF
both Petrolle and
Battalino for the
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With Tribe in Florida

CARASOTA, Fla, March o.
~ Tribe club officials are begin
ming to negotiate for jobs for their
surplus talent and few of the boys
may be cut loose before the squad
leaves Florida.
1t is thought the pitching staff
Will be the first department to feel
the ak. There are fourteen hurlers
in camp.
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.N.B.A. to Wage
Cleanup War
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 22.-The Ma
tional Boxing Association has
started a campaign to cleanse the
boxing game Of fake fights, unequal
contests and crooked work, General
John " Clinnin, N, B. A. president,
announced in the regularly weekly
bulletin.
Whenever 1t is found that
ringer or fake fight is foisted on
the public, all parties to the affair
will be suspended for life, thereby
cleansing the sport of these para
sites who would destroy boxing as
a sport for their personal gain or
to build up a false reputation of
ability for their boxer said the
bulletin.
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WOOD BUILDS NEW BOAT

By United Press
NEW YORK. March 22.-Gar
Wood, holder of the worlds speed
boat record, today announced that
he has begun work on Miss Amer
lea x to defend the Harmsworth
trophy next September at Detroit
against Kay Don's new Miss Eng
land III.
The boat will be similar to her
predecessor in design and will con-
tain the same motors that have
performed in three other ships
These motors are being rebuilt and
will be provided with superchargers
slightly different from those used in
the Miss America TX.
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DEMPSEY PUNCH FAILS

BIZ United Press
TORONTO, March %. - Jack
Dempsey defeated Joe Doctor, young
and inexperienced Buffalo IN. W
heavyweight. in a four-round ex-
hibition bout here Monday night.
Doctor was fioored three times
in the second round by hard rights
and lefts to the head, and barely
was able to last until the final bell.
Dempsey appeared tired at the
finish.
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appeared in the midwest for many
years. His actions on the court are
very suggestive Of Dutch Dehnert of
the old Celtics. Krause has few
weaknesses in the pivot position
and is a great shot.
There were many other outstand-
ing players on the national collegi-
ate hardwood, but this quintet APP
pears to include the best.
The eight coaches who selected
this ail-America team are DR.. Wal
ter Meanwell of Wisconsin, chair
man of the board; J. Fred Bol%2r,
Washington State; c. M. (Nibs)
Price, California; Francis A.
Schmidt, Texas Christian; Lon
Jourdet, Pennsylvania; C. OFT Rom
ney, Brigham Young; George M.
Edwards, Missouri, and Gus Tebell,
Virginia.
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BRAVES ROOKIE SHINES

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
"a young high school boy by the
name of Bob Brown was the toast
of the Boston Braves camp today.
Brown pitched six innings during
the Braves 2 to 0 triumph over the
Brooklyn Dodgers Monday. and al
lowed but one hit, single by
Wright.
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FMMET M'CANN'S Indians
~ wind up their Florida train
ing this week and head north
next Tuesday.
With more than three weeks of
hard work behind them, the
Tribesmen are in good shape for
the American Association open
ing tilt at Perry field here April
IL, when they battle DOME Bush's
Minneapolis Millers.
Johnny Riddle, the peppery
Hoosier backStop, is shown at the
top left in batting practice.
Johnny is going at top speed and
predicts a big season.
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GIANT CATCHER HURT

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES. March 22.-New
York's Giants made it two in row
over the Detroit Tigers here Mon
day, II to s. The crowd became
highly excited in the eighth inning
when Walker, Detroit outfielder,
collided with catcher Frank Healey
at the plate. closing Healey's eye
and cutting his nose.
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PetrOue Is
Ring Choice
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 22.-Broad-
way bettors have established Billy
Petrolle of Fargo, N. D., an 8-to-5
favorite over Bat Battalino, former
featherweight champion, of Hart
ford, Conn, for their twelve-round
bout at Madison Square Garden on
Thursday night.
Fight fans regard the bout as a
virtual final elimination leading to
chance against Tony Canzoneri,
lightweight champion. 1t is possible,
however, that the winner will he
pitted against the winner of the
Jack Kid Berg-Sammy Fuller bout,
with that victor gaining the light
weight title bout.
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DALLAS DEFENDS TITLE

By United Press
SHREVEPORT, La, March o.
The national A. A. U. women's bas-
ketball tournament enters the sec
ond round of play tonight with the
Dallas CTex) Golden Cyclone team
defending its title in the featured
game.
Cyclones meet the Shreveport
Charity hospital nurses team.
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Tic Tide pIOJ Illuminated tnaG TINS roster more
than likely will be the team that will represent the
Hoosiers when they trot out the field April II to
battle the Minneapolis Mllers in the American Assoc-
alton opening day attraction.
The starting pitcher may not be the same he said
put OIL hand Mccain stated he believed the other DO
sltlons would be filled he plans to send against the
world champions Wednesday.
Ernie Wingard, lanky southpaw, will open on the
Tribe firing line in the third battle of spring with the
Mouno City summaries He has been showing splendid
form and probably will be worked five innings and be
followed by Johnny Cooney, another lefty
Cooney has not delivered up to expectations on the
SAP SO lar, but is being figured slater and will be
poinCed accordingly. Control has bothered him and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-22
JONES is SUSPENDED

By United Press
BOSTON, March 22.-The license
of Gorilla Jones. Akron, o., middle
weight, to fight in Massachusetts,
was suspended indefinitely today by
the state boxing commission.
The suspension resulted from
Jones Stalling in his bout with
Frankie O'Brien of Hartford, Conn,
at Holyoke. March IA. The bout.
a scheduled ten-round affair. was
stopped in the eighth. Jones is the
National Boxing Associations mid
dleweight champion.
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Herman Signs
Red Contract

By United Press
TAMPA, Fla, March %. - Babe
Herman, slugging outfielder, Off
cially was a member Of the Cincin-
natl Reds today. Herman signed a
contract today. following a lengthy
conference with President Sidney
We'll.
Herman said he was perfectly
satisfied with the salary given him
The terms of the agreement were
not announced, but it is reported
Herman will receive sl6,500 for one
year.
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Yankees deIeaUed
the world cham
pion st. Louis
Cardinals II to 3
in an exhibition
game here Mon
day.
Gehrig's home
run with Ruth
and Saltzgaver on
base, was the fea-
ture of the Yanks'
third = inning as
Sault on the cocky
rookie hurler.
Gomez, ace Of
the Yankee pitch
ing corps, and
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Monday Fight Results

AT TERRE HAUTE. Ind. - Sammy
soitis 80 chicaro n6 su. 5im 6ea' En BId
1913. Youngstown. o.. decisioned Bruce
Britt. 100. Terre Haute. t6l: Red Hollo-
yav. 1873. Indianapolis. beat Carl Emrick
1856. Terre Haute. l6l.
AT NEW YORK-Jackie kid Berg. 142
England outpointed Buster Brown, ia
Baltimore. i0l: Eddie Reilly. 1884, New
York. outpointed Tony Caragliano. 1855.
New York. ti0l.
AT NEWARK N. J.--Jimmis Phillips.
I43. Bernardsville. N. J.. outpointed
Frankie Petrolle. 144. Schenectady. N. r.
fsl: Cv Schnindel. I'll. New York knocked
out Les Miller. Newark. tl2l.
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reach the 500 mark his sheet showing this
count after games of l43 and 176 to give
him a score of sos. Schneider. team
mate. rolled 6O4 and the Cubs won two
from the Pirates. The Giants also copied
the rubber from the Cards as White Sox.
indians and Yanks won three from Reds
Senators and Athletics Sturm ded this
loon with 655 and Niesman showed on
500.
Fransis (Babe) Schmitt showed the bows
Of the Casualty Insurance Leaue how to
get the wood when he pounded out a total
of us for three games during this loops
latest series. having counts Of 219. 23s and
257.
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BIZ United Presa

~ IWIItW 7 Foo
DETROIT, March 22-With new
leaders installed in the doubles and
all-eventS, interest in the American
Bowling Congress today was focused
on singles and team competition by
visiting bowlerS.
Al Rudinsky, a stocky pin artist
from Dover, N. j., took the all
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OWLS TO BE DINED

SEYMOUR, Ind, March 22-Lion
club members are making big
preparations for banquet Wednes-
day night to honor the Seymour
Owls high school basketball team.
Ike Lyons 1892 team was first ever
to represent Seymour in a state
tournament. Paul D. Hinkle, But
Ter athletic director, will be prin-
cipal speaker.
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sOX MAKE s ERRORS

By united Press
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March %.
The Chicago White Sox made
total of eight errors in the first two
and half innings of Mondays
regular Yannigan game. The regu-'
lars won, 9 to 7.
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CHEVROLET NINE ORGANIZES.
COLLINS SEEKS BERTH

BRADENTON, Fla, March a.
Jimmy Collins is making a strong
bid for Chick Hafey'S left field job
with the world champion st. Louis
Cardinals. When the Yankees won
Monday. IL to 3, Collins turned in
dazzling catch of a long drive,
and drove in a run with a double.
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CICERO FIVE HoNoRED

BIZ INES Special
CICERO, Ind. March 22.-Local
fans paid tribute to the Cicero high
school basketball team and its
coach, j. B. Stephens here Monday
with q big parade. Cicero upset The
touted Vincennes team in the first
game of the racent state tourney.
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BLUE I'M SPRING DRILLS

Spring football got under way at
Shortridge Monday, when seventy
FIVE prospects for the 1882 team re-
ported to coach Bob Nipper. Active
work will begin Wednesday.
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BOSTON SIGNS SIGMAN

NW tWTTfW gTfNN
SAVANNAH, Ga, March o.
Trip Sigman. big outfielder with
the Phillies in 1890, has been signed
by the Boston Red Sox. Sigman
played with Peoria in the Three 1
League last year.
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Down the ALLEYS
BY LEFTY LEE

Frank Argus used 263 game to take
top honors by one pin during the st. Joan
Of arc series on the Uptown driyes de-
schmitt showed on 621. Team play re-
suited in triple win for Fink Plumbing
p a Psq+is Mens e son snd an odd
game victory for Lone Star Cement. Ath-
letics and Cards from American Estates.
Lanagon Furniture and Capitol City Fuel
Laundry League. Sterling defeating Crown
No. 2, two out Of three.
Leonhart tossed the only 500 total the
Fraternal League Showe5. counting 613 to
give the Highway team an odd game win
for two from Gun Club. as Moore and
Grotto won three from Brink Club and
Harris was high in all departments dur
ing the Gibson COMPANY play on the ILL
nos drives tnts 2s9 start gy1g h anna
ers and G.. M. Radio tossed in triple wins
over Perfect Circle. Gates Tires and Super
outh lost the odd game to A. C. Plug and
Dodge.
Two game wins ruled the Lions League
plav on the Hotel Antler drives. Hides.
Tails. Teeth and Ears defeating Whiskers.
Claws Heads and Names ChriSYney cor con,
a 613 total. that included the high single
game of 252 Hides won their odd-game
from Whiskers by taking the ro1-oh Of a
tie game.
Cubes won three from Fuel. while Re-
Polar Ice and Fuel play on the Central
alleys.
Miller's $50 series featured the Bell Tele-
games Of 237 and 243 following a start OF
l72. Maintenance won three games from
A. T. & T. took two from Commercial,
Auditors and Construction.
Eskridee. member Of the Wabash team
of the TRANSPORTATION League. turned in
to receive SUPPORT from his team mates.
Games. Baltimore and Ohio. New York
Central and Monon also won two games
from Indisnapolis. Union, Railway; South
err. Pacific and Louisville and Nashyille.
as the Pennsylvania Lines took three from
Chicago and Northwestern.
The wheeler Lunch team will be the
first local club to appear in the American
Bowling Congress meet in Detroit. leaving
pons yne on the G ae soGad Fdav s
PLAYERS on this club include MichaeltS,
switzer:. Faust. wimberly. Hornber and
Besberich.
Smiles and Boosters found the Best Ever
and Sunnyside teams to their liking during
taking the entire series. as Cherries and
Big Brothers were losing two to Happv
Havs and Fighters. Rob Darnsbv fought
Linkerfelder to a finish for toD hnnors
over the three-geme route. losing 5v 2
margin Of one. pin. slA TO SIS. Mundt
had a 246 for high single game.
Tory Bulach rolling in the Star league
tossed il 735 series. hi sheet shovinn
~ares ~ gas 233 and 257. Bulsch has
been irving for count over the TOO mark
for inn0 time but USUALLY let one gsme
sro.l his chances. until the series Monday
when he went over with bang.
Owing 70 Easter SUNDAY. the schedule
Of the K of C. tournament will he light
over the weekend the play consisting o.
| a few miner events.
A 2n0-scratch s'n9les sweepstakes viii
be rolled on the Pritchett Recreation al
leys SATURDAY. and Sunday.
vollTr~r member Of the Cub tcari Of the
Evangelical League. had the novel ext2Ti.
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Hoosier Pilot to Take Over First Sack in Battle With
ST. Louis Wednesday, and Goldman Replacing White
at Shortstop; Wingard Starting Hurer.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sport Editor

SARASOTA Fla March 22Foowing
stng batting practice the
chief item Manager tentative
lineup
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Basketball

Invitations to participate in a Sunday
school basketball tournament which will
be held in the Indiana Central college
gym on April / and have been sent to
all the United Brethren Sunday schools in
Indiana and Illinois. The tournament
viii be sponsored by Harry Good, coach
at the college.
Much interest has been created by the
announcement of the tournament by
President I. j. Good.
CHEVROLET NINE ORGANIZES.
Organization of the West Side Chevro-
let nine for the 1882 season is underway.
G. F. BaSse and r. L. Edwards, sponsors.
predict another successful season. Man
ager William Rider states there are some
positions vacant on the roster anc tryouts
viii be held as soon as weather permits.
Last year. the West Siders hung up a rec
ord Of seventeen games won and three
lost, against strong state teams Players
wishing tryouts and teams ready to book
games communicate with Rider at 1881
Bellefontaine street.
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Yanks Maui
Dizzy Dean
BIZ United Press

BV United Press
BRADENTON, Fla, March 81
Pounding Dizzy Dean for six runs
in the third inning, the New York
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TUDOR HALL JUNIORS WIN

Tudor hall juniors won the inter-
class basketball championship Mon
day night when they defeated the
seniors, % to 10, In the final league
game,
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b de believes however that he will peak league
lga oery Horne has been designated
Meonesoays 1raeas either Wngard falters
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Rhodes, hurled for the winners,
giving up nine hits. st. Louis used
Dean, Kaufman and Carleton. who
were smacked for eleven safeties.
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Fields bout and planned to leave Tor
New York today or Wednesday to
obtain signed articles.
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Fields Signs to
Defend Grown
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, March %. - Jackie
Fields of Los Angeles, welterweight
champion, will defend his title at
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But one game was PLAYED in the
Laundry League. Sterling defeating Crown
No. 2, two out of three.