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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-05-19

Luther. A dinner was served at
noon followed by a ball in the af-
ternoon.
The Beartooth Woman's club as
sisted by the pupils of the Volney
creek school, gave a Washington
program at the Volney creek school
house last Tuesday afternoon. At
ter the program, Washington pie
was served.
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of Lafayette and was awarded the state
bantam title and belt. There wasn't much
to choose between the lads except that
Fox chose to ride bicycle most of the
evening.
Back-peddling is .okeh at times but Fox
carried it to the extreme. He was lucky
to land the honors and the Sayres sup
porters registered a loud protest.
Old Red Holloway. Indianapolis. junior
welter. had more wind than usual Tues
dav night and outscored Paul Farmer of
Anderson in six rounds. The action pleased
the customers and while Holloways margin
of victory was close. he was out in front
enough on points to deserve the verdict Of
the Judges.
weight. defeated Gene Teal Muncia. on
points in six Stangas and Jimmy Shannon.
Indianapolis featherweight finished the
winner over Roughhouse Blankenship. In
dianapolis. in four rounds.
Playboy Chuck Virgins, veteran
HcoSier heavyweight, will try a
comeback in the home town next
Tuesday night in the main go at
the Armory, meeting Benny Touch
stone, Detroit mauler. Virgins out
pointed John Schwake over the ten
round route at Springfield, ILL.,,
Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-17
Deaf Tourney
Opens Friday

With five teams ready for action,
the Central states deaf school bas-
ketball tournament will open Fri
day at the local Deaf gym, Forty
second street and Monon railroad.
Illinois, the defending champion,
opposes Wisconsin in the first tilt.
The round-robin schedule, with the
title winner being decided by per-
centage, follows:
Friday-l0:30 a. m. Illinois VS.. Wiscon-
sin; D. m. Indiana VS.. Kentucky; D. "a.
Michigan vs. Illinois; 1880 D. M Wiscon-
sin. VS.. Kentucky; $3.50 D. m. Michigan VS..
Indiana.
Saturdav-9:3O a. M. Indiana VS.. wis
cons1n: 1890 a. M, Kentucky vs. Michi-
gan: D. m. Indiana VS.. Illinois: 1880
.. M. wisconsin VS.. Michigan; $3.50 D. m,
Kentucky VS.. Illinois.
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Cooler to
Face Jones
Former 3-RaiI Champs
Battle for State Cue
Title.

Harry Cooler, veteran local bill
lard star, will bid for another In
diana three-cushion crown when he
battles Neal Jones, another former
title holder, in the finals of the
twenty-f1fth annual tourney at
Coolers parlor Thursday night.
Unbeaten in six starts, Cooler is
a Slight favorite. He held the title
in 1926, and Jones triumphed in
1929, winning nine consecutive
starts. Cooler also turned in the
best game of the present play, de-
feating Joe Murphy in fifty-two in
nings, and has scored high runs of
ten twice.
Jones has triumphed in five of
six tourney tests. A victory by Jones
over Cooler Thursday will force a
play-of for the 1882 crown.
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Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

Alice Shea of the Marott Shoe Shop team
LED the Women's Social League play. on
tie Hotel Hot Antler alleys; having a total Of
horors were won by Thomas who tossed in
2. .2s2 to total $50. Most of the girls in
V0g Say eE Toa IN lGr@ Finn G 5s EeE
baugh. Sig; Alexander. 5S2; Rosner. SIS;
W BE 55s Cox, 500 Miller: 5s5; Kagel
apolis Glove handed the Giesen Product q
oher 9 aso ns decided qd MU to ohd
Marott. West Side Furniture and Rowes
Seal Fast defeating Komstohk Girls. Ant
Ter Alley Five and Roepke Floral.
But two contests were completed during
the American Legion series on the Hotel
Antler drives. McIlvaine-Kothe losing three
to Irvington.- as Memorial won the odd
game from Indianapoiis Post. Fahyhaoh
make q clean sweep for high in both the
single and three-game sets.
Frank Hueber again proved to the Hoo
sier A; c. bowlerS that ne is best Leading
over the .three-game route with 63S. the
Close having gt 5ss Hsh single game went
cided two to one. Centennial Press. 9oosier
Specials and z. B. Oscars Tire defeating
fce Supply and Bowes Seal Fast.
Mrs. Ilin tossed a real series during the
Roy Steele League play at Pritchett's, nav
ing games of 1916. 1sl and 100 for q total
Of SIT. Towev was next with 512 and
Merwin third on SOS that included the
high single of ZOO Heels and Buttons
each won three from Soueaks and Vamps
as Uppers and Soles took two from Buckles
and Strings.
Gene Blanford broke loose during the
Pritchett League play. having ten strikes
in a row from the start in his anal
game only to see the fatal No 10 pin stand
on his eleventh try. He then blew this
pin to score 288 that gave him q three
game total of 663. Schneider was also hit
ting in style after. slow start Of 10.
rolling games Of 243 and 252. to total COS.
Danna had $50 and Rosemeyer. COS Hat
field Electric rolled IA to take the roll
of of q tie game and then went on to
win all three from Service Products other
contests showed Beveridge Paper. King IN
diana Billiard and coca-Cola taking the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-17
Six Track Aces Threaten
Records In Garden Meet

Boston last Saturday, will try to i'm
prove his record. He will be pushed
by Ben Hedges of New York A. c.,
Bert Nelson of Butler university and
Parker Shelby of Los Angeles.
Leo Sexton, young giant from the
New York A. c., will strive to heave
the sixteen-pound weight farther
than the new indoor record of 81
feet 111s inches which he made at
Boston last Saturday.
Emmett TOPPING, Louisiana f1ier
from Loyola university, is expected
to make q, supreme bid for new
record in the sixty-yard event
against George Simpson, Ell Kelly
Ira Singer, Bill Bruder and other
crack sprinters.
In the pole vault, Keith Brown
Yale freshman and 1882 sensation
will threaten the indoor record of
IA feet l inch Percy Beard, the
bounding professor from Alabama
who amazed track followers in 1881
by his sweep over the high hurdles,
will try for new worlds mark in
the Sixty-yard event.
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8 Tits on
Prep Card
Cathedral Slight Favorite
Over SpartanS in Charity
Fray Tonight.

Cathedral's scrappy Irish cagers
journey to ConnerSville tonight to
battle Nose Fruits Spartans in a
charity fray, the opening event on
promising city prep cage card.
Eight other contests are billed for
weekend action.
Encouraged by the humping
handed Southport last Friday, Joe
Dienhart's Cathedral quintet is a
slight favorite over the speedy Con-
nersville quintet, recent conqueror
OF Tech. Cathedral has won its
last, ten starts following the one
point overtime loss to Jeffersonville.
and is a favorite in the Indiana
Catholic title tourney to be played
here Feb. 26 and 81.
Shelby Invades Tech
In the final scheduled game of
the season, Cathedral takes on the
fast stepping Washington Continen-
tails at the north side court Friday
afternoon at $3.50 o. m.
Tech and Shortridge face hard
battles, with the east side Campbell
men opposing Shelbyville here Sat-
urday night and Kenny Peterman's
Blue Devils getting into action twice
on foreign courts. The Stockholders
go to Greencastle on Friday night
and invade Terre Haute to play
Garfield on Saturday.
Both Shortridge and Tech went
through long scrimmage sessions on
Tuesday.
Ripple, Park Busy
Broad Ripple and Park also face
double tests. The Ripple quintet
invade Mt. Comfort Friday and take
on Westfield at Hoosier Athletic
Club Saturday night.
Park journeys to Lawrence Fri
day to battle the Castleton high
school five and entertains Wash
ington of Logansport here Satur-
day.
1t was announced today that the
MISUNDERSTANDING rivalry tilt.
originally carded for the west side
gym, will be played at Butter field
house on Feb. 20.
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BY JACK CUDDY
United Press Stah Correspondent

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-An even
half-dozen of Americas outstand-
ing record hunters will seek new
world marks tonight at the sixty
fourth annual indoor games of the
New York A. C. at Madison Square
Garden. Some $4,000 track devo-
tees will crowd into the Garden.
Gene Venzke, the smooth striding
lad from Boyerstown, Pa, who low
cred the worlds indoor mile record
to All LIS at the recent Nfillrose
games, heads entries in the Baxter
mile, feature event.
One of Venzke's opponents is Leo
Lermond, New York A. G. star, who
finished ten yards behind Venzke in
the Millrose meeting. Carl Coan,
University of Pennsylvania star, who
won last years Baxter fixture in
Alb, also is entered.
In the high jump, George Spitz of
New York university, who set a new
worlds record of 6 feet 81 inches at
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C.. and J. Battles Bond Five,
Kautsky Tackles Eli Lilly

Four quintets, favorites from the
start, today remained in the race
for city independent basketball hon
ors, with semi-fnal battles sched-
uled tonight at Pennsy gym.
C. and j. Tires battle Bond Bread
in tonight's opening tusSle at 8
p. m, and Kautsky A. G. tackles
Eli Lilly snipers at 9 p. m. The
winners play for the crown Thurs
day night at 9 p. m. preceded by a
curtain raiser at p. m. between to-
nights losing fiv6S.
G.. and j. and KautSky quintetS
are rated slight favorites to tangle
in the title battle. Buck Burroughs,
well-known pastimer, performs at
forward for Kautsky.
In Tuesday night trays, Holy
Trinity bowed to Bond Bread, 35 to
10; Bell Telephone was eliminated
by G.. and j., 26 to 10; Capitol ST.
Tents were nosed out by the Lilly
five, 80 to Is, and Kautskys trounced
Flanner- buchanan tossers, % to IL.
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Scozza and Fox Win Verdict
of Judges in Legion Scraps

Decision of the judges at the Ar
mory Tuesday night in the feature
ten between Larry Johnson, Chi
cago heavyweight, and Lou Scozza,
Buffalo light heavy, went to the
New York scrapper, but many ring
siders questioned the verdict. The
Times scorecard was all in favor of
the Chicago Negro, his left hooks
to head and body, and aggressive
ness, counting heavily in his favor,
in the opinion of The Times OBJ
server.
Johnson held big advantage in
weight, height and reach. He hit
the scales at 1873 in the afternoon to
I'll for Scozza. Larry used to be a
light heavy, but that time has gone
The tall boxer possesses a swing
ing, singing left that lot of the
town boys could make fine use of if
they would copy it.
In another ten-rounder Jimmy Fox In
dianapolis. ia. drew down the verdict of
the judges over the veteran Jimmy Sayres
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Butler In
Long Drill
Bulldogs Perfect Defense
for Notre Dame Rivalry
Fray Friday.

Facing their hardest tussle of the
season and anxious to triumph in
their final home battle of the sea-
son, Buffers Bulldogs are hard at
work at the field house, preparing
for Fridays tilt with Notre Dame
here.
1t is the first Of the annual games
with the upstate Irish, rivalry
that annually produces the best
games of the season. Tony Hin
kle, Blue mentor, sent his snipers
through a long drill on defense and
new plays Tuesday, with another
lengthy session carded for today.
Notre Dame has triumphed in its
last twelve starts, and many cage
critics claim the DeCook- Newbo,d-
Krause- Grove Burns combination
is the best George Keogan has
turned out at the South Bend school
in several seasons.
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Basketball

C. E. Heidenreich's fast stepping LIE
Grande Aces defeated New Bethel, 4S to
A rally in the final minutes gave Aces
the edge over Merchants after a thrilling
nip-and-tuck battle. Aces play Lucker'S
Physicians tonight and Kingans Friday
night at Rhodius gym.
Irvington Trojans have bsen unable
to play scheduled games during the past
week due to Illness of team members
Tournament games were played with extra
FASTENERS. TroJans hope. to have full
strength when they battle Indianapolis
Flashes at old Butler Friday night.
After bowling to Indianapolis Plating
Company, chain Gang five came back for
terrain, 33 to %, Bingo A. c. SO to IA
and F. P. BIS. 43 to Is. Dougherty, Chase
and King shared honors. Chain Gang
seconds beat Fletcher Place Bearcat Re
serves, 80 to Is. For games with Chain
Gang. teams having access to gyms call
West Side Cardinals want games with
the ls-l9-year-old class Call Be 4561 be-
tween and p. m, ask for Frank.
Holy Trinity Bearcats desire a game for
Sunday wn p team IN hay Ss to
class. Call Be o7So. ask for Henry, be-
tween $50 and Z p. m.
Due to a misunderstanding. Il. H. s;
Thursday at their gym. Manager Of
Brookside Civic Club is requested to call
DR.. 3669-W, regarding tonights scheduled
game For games call above number be-
tween s and p. m, ask for Red
East Side Flashes desire games in the
14-l6-year-old class. with teams having
access to gyms. For games with Flashes,
call Ri. 624l, and ask for Bill.
Lauter Midgets viii oppose the Terriers
Friday at p. m. at the Lauter Bows
Club gym. 1903 West Market street. The
Lauter Seconds viii battle the Red Wings
at p. m. ANY senior team interested
call Belmont 36Ai. All games are played
in the Lauter gym and there is no charge
for playing.
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Able Booth Returns to
Yale After Long Illness

may take a summer course or re-
turn for a few months next year.
The diminutive athlete weighs
l59, the heaviest he has ever been
and said he felt "fit to lick Jack
Dempsey"
Coach Elmer Ripley of the bas-
ketball team, of which Able was
captain this year, brought him
home. Albie's progress across the
campus was a triumphal procession.
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Young Swiss Sled Pilot Gets
Revenge; Wins Two-Man Title

burger, driver of the team that
won the four-man championship
Tuesday, with a time of 4:270S.
Tooay's races were held in driy-
ing snowstorm that made the track
slow and dangerous.
On the track today the field of
racers all drove we'll over record
time. Capadrutt alone was able to
bring his sled down under 2:1O. His
two rides were 2:07.98 and 2:O6.79.
Rene Fonjallaz braked for Capa-
drutt. His $50 pounds helped to
balance Capadrutt's 145 and the
brakes scarcely touched the ice on
the curves.
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OFF THE Blackboard
BY vERN BOXELL.

good bet that Horace Mann will get the
posies for while. Maybe even Mr..
ole Blackboard suspicious he has.
MIR. JOE DIENHART and his
N1 Cathedral boys are going to
Connersville tonight for the sake of
sweet charity and other things.
Among the other things, they hope
to prove they are better than Tech
by knocking off the Spartans on
their home hardwood, trick which
Tech was unable to turn down here
few weeks ago.
The Irish have been hitting the
high spots this season. In their
last ten starts they've won that
many games. If they play like they
did against Southport, Mr., Nose
Pruitts Spartans are going for a
one-way ride tonight.
n y
Next on the program for Cathedral Is
Washington, out at the Irish STRONGHOLD
Friday afternoon. There'll be lots of fire.
works in this one.
Muncie Is very disguised with Newcastle.
Officials at the Bearcat town offered TO
let the Troians and Bearcats play their
second tilt at the Muncie gym, where they
can handle crowd Of 5000. NewcastIe's
gym. including the rafters. aisIes and
windows. holds 5000. But Newcastle re-
fused the offer. Mr.. Ihsaa might Think
they were playing basketball Just for the
money. said the Trojan officials. So the
Bearcats and TroianS will settle their little
difference in Newcastle's little gym. and
5000 fans will be left in the rain Cor
snow. or moonlight or what have yOu)
Dear Southport did not do
much accomplishing of the Irish. Cathe-
dral,. "a; Southport. a., That's terrible
manship of the Southport fans burned me
up. They booed the opposing team when
they came out for the first time. But
the Southport players were exceptionally
clean and sportsmanlike.
If the Irish beat ConnerSville land I'm
thy S acs sS T Tesh no T Ta am
take the Arsenals any day in the week.
ense bamge ssge 70 nex rdaT
night do not put it on Butler, because the
home town BOYS are going to take neat
THE KATHEDRAL KID.
Dear vern-cathedral kicked over the
ole dope bucket again. Cathedral. "a:
Southport. IA And we're still five points
better than Tech. Next is connersville,
and We'll win to points. so far, our
average is out Of s. And the next time
you pick Cathedral to lose. tell us about
II first and we'll help you raise your aver
age (which isn't so hotl by reminding you
OSHKOSH AND B'GosH.
= u
Dear Backboard-Heres the first guess
on the sixteen teams that will play Mt
Butler field house in March, in the order OF
their chances of winning the marbles.
Newcastle Horace Mann Gary
Vincennes LoganSport
Tech fIndpls.l Elkhart
Bedford Sutton
Columbus Central fEvansviile)
connerSville Charlottesville
MartinSville Marion
Jefferson Lafavettel Lima
HOOSIER PLAY BOY.
Just on general principles. I'll bet the
II. p. b. is wrong a least a half dozen
times. But he gets 1905 for effort.
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Three Events on Friday
Mat Bill at Armory

Friday nights weekly wrestling
program at the armory here was
completed Wednesday with the
signing OF Jack Adams, Kokomo
niddleweight, to meet Black Pan
ther Mitchell of Louisville, in the
first event.
The two feature tussles, two falls
out of three each, are billed as fol-
lows: Jack Reynolds, welterweight
title claimant, VS.. Blacksmith
Pedigo, Louisville, and AL Baffert,
Canadian heavyweight, VS.. Turkey"
Bey, European ace. The prelim will
be for one fall or thirty minutes.
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Church Elves
Enter Tourney

Entries for the Marion county
Sunday school basketball tourna-
ment closed Tuesday with sixteen
teams signed. Drawing will be
made a. the East Tenth M. E. gym
nasium Thursday evening at 7
o'clock. Initial contests get under
way Saturday at the East Tenth
M. E. community house with four
tits scheduled on the afternoons
program and the remaining matches
of the opening round on the eve
ning's card.
The teams which will play in this years
meet are Meridian Heights Presbyterian,
West Washington Street M. E., Center
M. E.. East Tenth Street M. E., West
minister Presbyterian. St. Johns Evan
gelical, Mooresville M. E.. Unity Methodist
Protestant. Irvington M. E.. First Friends,
Shelby Street M. E.. Trinity Reform, Tux
edo Baptist, First Baptist. Bethel Bap-
fist. and Eighth Christian, defending
champions.
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odd game from Columbia Conserve. Thomas
Restaurant and stahlhut jewelers..
Citizens Gas League games on the Foun-
tain SQUARE alleys. resulted in a triple. win
for Taps. Cranes Ovens and Mains from
Heaters. cokes: Meters and Leddgers and
gines and Gas from Bolts Exhausts;, Damp.
ers and Statements. Bennett rolled 594
for three-game top. as Moore tossed III
222 for high single game.
The usual good scoring was produced
during the Intermediate League. Parker
$50 that included high single game OF 25S
Wechsler rolled $40; Thibodeau, 632; Kelly.
$40 and Ahearn. 603. .Thirtieth and Gem
won two games from shaw-Walker and
Motor and Jacks Specials took the entire
Wrecking and Community Cafeteria.
Posters for the coming state tournament
terested in this event. Indianapoiis Is ex-
pected to send the largest entry ever to
leave the city for this event, as the meet
is in Anderson.
The neck and neck race for champion
snip honorS In the Commercial League re-
mains the same, Crescent Paper and Com
pac Tent each taking three from the Bal
lard Ice Cream and Eagle Machine No. 2.
A. G. w. OF A. also won three frOm Gen.
trail States. rolling score Of 1,060 in their
second try. Citizens Gas we're upset by
the Geo. Mayer boys. who took them for
two out of three. Hoosier Pete also won
two from Pure Oil. Quinnette scored 256
and ga to take all honors. McAllen and
Hanna tied for second place with 609 as
Hart scored 602.
The championship Lopes Of Crescent Pa
per has brought the veteran Eddie Magel
ont Of retirement. and he filled the anchor
roll in style for these boys with games Of
203. 1872 and 199. a total of 594.
Burroughs Adding Machine Kirschner
Auto and Tuxedo Feed took three from
Oak Grove Butter. Oak Grove Eggs and
Lincoln Cab during the Recreation League
play on the Delaware alleys. Two-out- of
three wins were recorded BY Leader store
and S. & S. Body over Schmitt Insurance
and Black Hawk. Cadick was the only
on games Of 227. 2o6 and ia
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Tuesday College Scores

Franklin. 49, Wabash, "a (overtime).
Creighton. 48: Drake. "a.
Texas Christian. 80: BAYLOR 81.
Wyoming 26: Colorado. 81.
Colorado Teachers. SO: Denver, 81.
Washington State. %: Oregon State. g.
Ohio u. SO: Wittenberg. "a.
Cornell %: Dartmouth. 81.
Baldwin Wallace. SO: Kent. "a.
Muskingum. 81: Kenyon, 80.
william and Mary. 26; Emory and
Furman. %: Citadel. IL.
ST. Olaf 29: Luther. Is.
Colgate 80: Bucknell. 81.
Harvard 80: Northeastern. %.
St. Johns. 81: Villanova. 18
Carnegie Tech. 36: W. and j.. IS.
Alfred "a: Hobart. 20.
Duke. Is: North Carolina State. 81.
Mississippi u. 80. Alabama. 80.
Western MARYLAND. U.s. Johns Hopkins. 10
Oklahoma U. "a: Kansas State. %.
Arkansas u. 80: ST. Louis. 10.
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Bn United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 17.-Com-
pletely recovered from the illness
that cut short his football career,
Able Booth, Yale athletic hero, to-
day returned to his college quarters
from Gaylord Farm sanatorium,
where he has been under treat
ment.
He will re-enter his classes at
Sheffield scientific school Thursday
He is uncertain whether he will be
able to make up work lost when
he was stricken with pleurisy near
the end of the football season. He
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Bg United Press

BIZ UNtt6G Press
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Feb. IT,
Reto Capadrutt, daring young Swiss
driver, won the North American
two-man bobsled championship to-
day by making two trips down the
Mt. Van Hoevenberg run in the
total time of 4:17.77. j. Hubert
Stevens, winner of the Olympic
championship, was second with a
time for the two heats of 4:25.30.
Third place went to Henry HON.