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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-28
Chicago Team
Hits in A. B. c..

By United Press
DETROIT, March 28.-Tonight is
Kentucky and Colorado" night in
the annual American Bowling
Congress tournament, the first
squad of teams being devoted to
Louisville, Lexington and Denver
quintetS.
On the midnight shift, Erie, Buff
falo, Saginaw, Cleveland, Cam
bridge, O.; Pittsburgh, Hartford,
Conn; Albany, Rochester and
Huntington, w. Va, teams will per-
form.
They will find the team leaders
with but one change as the result
of Sunday night rolling. The
George T. Soullys of Chicago hit
1910 to net seventh place on games
of 956, 954 and 1000.
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TRIBE flag hopes took another
Il jump Sunday. In the first
place, Emmett MoCann's garden pa
troll was strengthened by the acqui-
sion of the popular Pid Purdy from
Columbus in a deal which sent
Walter Miller, veteran southpaw
hurler, to the Red Birds. Purdy
swings from the left side of the
plate and hit .329 in Ill games last
year.
Archie Campbell, jovial right
handed-hurler, made bid for the
opening day mound assignment by
beating the Athletics, 7 to 2. He
went nine innings, allowed nine
hits and finished strong. He was
the first TribeSman to go the route.
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honors, with a total Of thirteen
points.
Oklahoma A. g. M. was second
with eleven points and University
OF Oklahoma and Iowa State COL
lege tied for third with nine each.
The entire squad of seven Indiana
university grapplers, by their per-
formanceS in the meet, qualified for
the Olympic team finals to be held
at Columbus in July.
Ed Belshaw of Gary, who won the
1S4-pound title with ease, also was
awarded the coaches trophy for
outstanding ability in the meet.
The members of Indiana's team
are Ed Belshaw, Dale Goings of
Lowell, Pete Hawkins of Bedford.
Robert Jones of Wabash. Ambrose
Rascher of Cedar Lake. Otto Kuss
of Pine City, Mimi, and George
Belshaw of Gary.
The champions. crowned Saturday
night were:
l33 Pounds-Puerta ulinois).
!94 Pounds-E. Belshaw indiana
l45 Pounds-Lewis oklahoma.
I28 Pounds-DouQoyito (Michiganl.
- Pounds-Hess iowa Statel
Igl Pounds-Blosser fOhio Universitv1.
Heavyweight-Rile (Northwesternl.
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Minor Loops
Optimistic

By United Press
TULSA, Okla, March %. - A
spirit OF optimism, rejecting belief
that their parks will be filled with
customers this summer, prevailed
today in minds of minor league
baseball magnateS.
Meeting here with the executive
committee of the National AsSocia-
ton of Minor League Clubs, team
owners and league presidents dis
cusSed the situation. A report on
conditions in the league was for
mulated by the committee and will
be presented to the National Asso-
citation in October. said Judge w.
G. Branham of Durham, N. c.,
president of the Piedmont League.
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Carmln also tossed in a nice prize count
WIN small ITO but found the range for
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Rookie Star
Hockey Hero

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 28.-Ott
Heller, blond rookie from the Cana
dian open spaces. rode the crest
of hockey glory today. He scored
the lone goal by which the New
York Rangers BANKED Les Canadi-
ems of Montreal, / to 0, giving the
Rangers a two to one lead in the
first place Stanley cup play-of.
The fast skating youth stole the
show before $4,000 frenzied fans at
Madison Square Garden when nc
zig-zagged through the flying
Frenchmen and swept the puck into
the net with an adroit back-hapd
shot. Another victory here on Tues
day or Thursday will give the Rang
ers the first place title.
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and
Wilson Fail

By United Press
CLEARWATER, Fla. March o.
Brooklyn's Dodgers we're breaking
camp today to begin their meander-
ings, which will bring them into
flatbuSh on April for their three
game series with the Yankees be-
fore the regular season opens. To-
night they leave for Jacksonville,
Fla, where they meet Indianapolis
Tuesday.
Hack Wilson proved a decided flop
Sunday at Tampa by tanning twice
and hitting into double play as
the Dodgers lost to the Cincinnati
Reds, to 6. Babe Herman, making
his debut as Red, played right field
for three innings and famed and
flied out in his only two times at
bat.
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Archie Campbell was sitting on
the mound throne" today as re-
suit of his great display of hurting
against the Athletics Sunday. He
went the entire distance and is the
first Indian finger to go the route.
The jovial highlander held the
major leaguers to nine hits and one
of the two runs scored off him was
unearned.
The Tribe moundSman was strong
at the finish despite the early long
assignment and retired the Ameri-
can League champions in order in
the eighth and ninth rounds.
The Indians raked Joe Bowman
for five markers in the second
Stanza and he did not come out
for the third frame, Mahaffey re-
lieving him. Bowman allowed five
hits in two innings, issued one pass
and hit two batsmen. Mahaffey
was a distinct improvement and
was solved for only six hits in six
rounds and one of the two runs
made off his delivery was put OH
VAlC pdCllo NY oil BIIOI.
Tom Angley caught the full game
and led the Tribe at bat with two
singles and double. Joanah Gold
man, restored to his old position as
lead-off, poled a double and single,
scored two runs and batted in two.
Curt Walker also hit the big league
pitching for two safeties and batted
in two mates.
Johnny Kroner turned in dandy
fielding performance at third and
held down the hit total of the Ath-
letics by contributing two brilliant
stops. Bing Miller was top hitter
for Philadelphia with two singles
and double. John Heving, Phila-
delphia catcher, is a brother of Joe
Heving, Tribe hurler, and q fam
lily reunion was held. Eddie Collins
directed the play of the Athletics.
me Indians went through the Sunday
contest without making a single change
IN the lineup. It was the first time thai
some OF the boys saw nine innings of
ball at first base and Goldman prods,ce69
up to expectations at shortstop desnjte
one m1Scua.
Mccain raced long way for Williams,
Ioul IN the eighth and turned in a one
nanded catch. Archie Campbell Shared in
me neldlng honorS in addition to chuck
ing neat game. He is in splendid
physical condition.
Walker was retired twice on line drives
once to McNair ane once to Bishop
SSi 81 fadt9 DO bounced a single of Of Ma
nancy leg IN the third and the bail
hopped over the first base line.
z, the Indians record with the Athletics in
fIorloa was one tie and a victory The
American League champions won eight
position.
The Athletics filled the bases with two
0 down in the seventh and McNair lined
string catch on Coleman to end the ex-
Manager Mccain was tickled over the
humping his club handed the Athletics
He resides in Philadelphia and formerIv
played with the Mackmen
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City Amateur Diamond
Group Meets Tonight

An important meeting of the In
dianapoliS Amateur Baseball ASSo-
citation will be held tonight at 7:3O
at the association offices. 90 South
Delaware street. All managers are
requested to attend. as important
rules will be discussed.
F. Earl Geider, secretary. said to-
day that the association was
progressing rapidly in plans for the
1882 season, and that as many
leagues as last year would be in
operation, with possibility of few
additions.
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Lefty Miller Goes to
Columbus; Voter Sold
Veteran SouthpaW Traded in Deal for FIychaSer Who
Bated 1929 in 1881; Voter to Manage DanvIe
for Cardinal Organization.
BY EDDIE ASH
Tines Sports EDITOR

SARASOTA March 28Walter Miller
Indians
of the Danvie League
the Tribe officials eventually will
for the hot although the position protected for the
and
would hold during a
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a total of 452 N 40
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ZIK0FF ON MAT BILL

Tony zikoff, Austrian deadlock
king, has been added to Friday
nights weekly wrestling program at
the Armory here. The popular
heavyweight will be seen in action
in the semi-windup against a foe
to be named. Ad (Toughy) Herman,
German strong man. and Sailor
Jack Arnold will mix in Fridays
two falls out of three main ruckuS.
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Archie Campbell Goes
Route to Defeat AS
nv EnDT ASH

ST PETERSBURG Fla March 20Emmet McCanns Indians took
the Yankees today repeat
they
Sunday.
previous tilt with the this spring the
front by to 5.
On Tuesday the Brooklyn Dodgers will be
that night the Hooer squad will leave Indianapolis
day at midnight
John Berry and Bill Burwen expected
the Yankees today Petersburg the
starting hurler today advised
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-28
KAMM SMACKS HOMER

BIZ JNifCd Press
NEW ORLEANS, March Is. -
Cleveland's Indians still were I'M
beaten in their exhibition game pro-
gram today, having defeated New
Orleans, to 3, Sunday. Mel Harder
held New Orleans hitless for five in
nings and scoreless for six. Willie
Kamm drove out two singles and
home run.
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cox. GORILLA ON AIR

Tracy Cox and Santiago Gorilla.
lightweight boxers who are to clash
in Tuesday nights feature match
at the Armory. will talk tonight
over station WKBF at 9:35 o'clock.
Ted Sullivan. local inspector of the
state athletic commission, also will
speak on tonight'S program.
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Pritchett, Fehr Grab Second
Place In National Pin Meet

Johnny Fehr and Jess Pritchett
rolled into first place in the double
event of the American Bowling Con-
gress meet Sunday at Detroit having
a total of 1890. Fehr rolled 500 and
Pritchett a great SOL series. Starting
with All they tossed in a brilliant
ATS and then finished with 404 to
reach this total.
Their lead in this event was short
lived, however, as Frank Benkovic
and Charlie Daw, believed by many
to be the greatest doubles combina-
ton in the game today, followed on
the next squad with the third high
est total ever scored in the national
meet, rolling 1853 with games of
436, 472 and $50. Benkovic had 500
and Daw SOB. Detroit papers re-
ported Friday that Benkovic and
Daw had wagered they would roll
1,2A0 or better, and one of the Iarg-
est crowds to attend the meet we're
on hand to watch them perform.
Prltchett scored SGT in the team
event, 691 in the doubles and 58l in
the singles, to take over sixth place
in the all-events. His average per
game over the long route was 21I.
Westover and Carmin also reached a
prize count in the doubles event when tbeC
nnished with score of 435 to total !. POI.
j., C AR also tossed in a nice prize count
WIN small ITO, but found the range for
21S and 265. -O'
IN Other t5U Local bows to reach prize counts
berger. Hornheck. W. Hickman and
shot while rolling in the team event. spar
ing the $40 split. The eight pin struck
the klck-back and rebounded to the allev
knocking down the No. 10.
A new leader appeared in the team event
Of Chicago. crashing the naples for r'S the
hrst 5000 count scoring a total OF 3 O46
The Freeman Shoe team Of Beloit Wis Wis.
ner-up position with a mark of 1851 five
pins over the Brogger Recreation OF Grand
to disturb any of the leaders the best best
total secured by Coca Cola of the indian
apolis League. being 2.727. These BOYS
991 after two 300 counts K. of c. No 437
and Selmier.. Towel each crossed the 2 700
line with four pins to spare. Jerry
O'Grady was the only PLAYER on SUNDAYS
SQUAD to find the drives having 625 with
games of 2ol. 200 and pa.
The veteran Chuck Collins flashed his
real form in the singles event scoring SIS
on games of al. 225 and 239 to reach
ninth place. Collier is captain Of the
Mineralite team of Chicago. one OF the best
in the country.
The Ebonite Bowling Ball team Of Gin
cinnati put in an ad for their product
when they provsd to the bowlers thew
could get the wood. their 2.946 total put
ting them in fourth place. Larry Shot
well. who holds the all time singles record
of TIL. rolls with this club.
Fred Shaw. who has been setting swift
y az. 1r me 11 ops a n, 5oe al season
the pins hard to get in the big show. his
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Russo to Begin
Work for 800

Joe Russo, the daredevil speed
pilot, was here today to start prep
arations for the 500-mile auto speed
classic at the local oval May 80.
Russo, a comparatively new pilot
on the local bricks, startled gaSo-
line alley last year when he drove
around the two and one-half mile
strip at high speed while blind
folded. He asserted on his arrival
here Sunday that he planned to try
the stunt again this year.
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stirring encounters with Tod Nor
gan, Bud Taylor, Joey Sanger and
Young Nationalist stand out as
ring epics on the west coast, where
he earned the name of THE Phan-
tom Panamanian."
Gorilla has trained industriously
for his fight with Cox, according to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-28
GRIMES HOLDS MISSIONS
By United Press

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March %
Chicago Cubs won two games Sun
day, beating the San Francisco
Seals. to 7, in the morning and
the San Francisco Missions, to 2,
in the afternoon.
Burleigh Grimes held the Mis-
sions to one run and three hits in
six innings.
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him minor league manager. He
was worried over the condition of
his leg and was unable to practice
without favoring the weak under
pinning. The veteran believes he
will regain his old speed later and is
of the opinion that acting as player
manager in the little minors will al
low him an opportunity to work
himself into form gradually. More
over, Voter is glad to become a
member of the Cardinal organiza-
ton.
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INDIANAPOLIS

Runs batted in-Goldman. 2: Walker, 2:
AAngley. p B. Miller. MahafTey. Two-base
hits-Goldman. Anglev B. Miller Double
plays-Kroner to Sigafoos to Mccain: Viii
liams to Bishop to Roettger. Left on
baSes-Athletics Il: Indians. 8. Bases on
Struck out-Bv Campbell. g. BY Mahaffey
2. Hit by pitched ball-Sigafoos and Nc
Cam. by Bowman. Hits--Of Bowman. 3
nings. Losing pitcher-Bownan Umpires
-McGrew and Quinn. Time. 145.
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sheet set.i showing games of l44 ISL and 1877.
Selmeir Towel and Coca Cola. Uptown
league teams VIII roll their doubles and
singles events today.
w; Kemper and M. schonaker who
reached third place in the doubles event
last wear at Buffalo. are scheduled and
appeal appear capeble Of again reaching the prize
scoring $50 and schonaker 594. ''''''
Johnny Murphy. the 17-year-old star.
found his stride after a poor first game
and finished with count of 554.
Talk at all the local alleys asks WHY the
boys fail to get the wood at the big show
after rolling big counts, all season in fhe
c Glnerent Leagues. Our answer is foot
their approach, while the approach at tbs
Dig show Is cleaned by nfoping which
prevents the boys from sliding to the foul
line IN their usual manner.
The American Bowling Congress haz
upsed this method for several wears NOW
snd as Chicago, Dtroit. Buffalo, St Louis
ana other large cities have followed their
example this probably will be the con-
ditlon each year. AS a suggestion. WIN
not local alleys?
The K. of c. National meet in proqrezv
at the Pritchett alleys, consisted OF one
squad Of local bowlers over the weekend
and they failed to bother any Of tho
leaders. Leaders at the present time are.
Team event, Palace Recreation, Detroit.
3.217 new record. Doubles, Norris and
Allen. Detroit, 1853; singles. Joe Green,
kansas City. Mo. 698. and J. Norris. De-
troit all-events. 2.o52 another new record.
Lee and Faust won the doubles sweep-
stakes on the Illinois alleys over the
weekend with score of 1896 Second
place resulted in a tie between Page and
Cox and Sellers and Faust. each having
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SHAW RACE WINNER

LOS ANGELES. Cal, March %
Wilbur Shaw, Indianapolis auto
speed pilot, added another triumph
to his coast record by winning the
Sixty-two and one-half mile feature
event at Legion Ascot speedway
here Sunday in :48:15.10.
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Wabash and De PAW Quit
Ohio Collegiate Conference

clearly satisfied them of their in
ability to finance membership in
such conference and meet the
football opposition afforded by the
Ohio schools.
In basketball, however, the
Hoosiers more than held their own,
De Paw winning the 1882 confer
ence title. Several hardwood
games were scheduled by the two
HooSier schools with Buckeye teams
for next winter, but will not count
in the percentage figures.
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Gorilla Anxious to Avenge
Recent Loss i'm Cox Battle

Mead, and is determined to reverse
the close decision Cox gained over
him here short time ago. San
tiago is extremely anxious to avenge
his defeat, and to take this return
match, Mead has turned down offers
for three big fights in the east.
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RICK TERRELL SHINES

BIZ United Press
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
March 28.-With catcher Rick Fer
rell supplying the batting punch,
the st. Louis Browns defeated the
Buffalo Bison, to 4, here Sunday.
Terrell hit two triples and a single,
drove in five runs and scored twice.
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By Times Special

By Times Special
OXFORD, o., March 28.-In-
diana's two probationary members
of the Buckeye conference, Wabash
college of Charlottesville and De
Paw university of Greencastle,
withdrew from the organization
here Sunday when their names
came up for vote on permanent
membership.
The Hoosier school athletic
authorities said one year of COM
petition with the Ohio schools had
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today and both
fighter and man
a G er expressed
confidence t h q t
Tracy Cox is in
for a licking.
Before coming to
Cleveland to make
his home, accord
ing to Mead, 70
rilla fought prac-
tically all his bat
ties on the Pacific
cOa ST. and his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-28
CITY GOLFER GETS ACE

The first hole in one of the local
golf season was reported Sunday by
B. E. Trick, who sank his tee shot
on the 125-yard eighth hole at
Meadowbrook. A. F. Head, w. L.
Hess and Paul Lewis were in the
fourSome
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PIRATES, TIGERS TANGLE

LOS ANGELES, March 28.-Pitts-
burgh Pirates and Detroit Tigers
meet here again today. The Tigers
beat the Pittsburghers Sunday, 10
to 8, after Detroit had scored three
runs in the ninth inning.
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WHITE SOx TRIUMPH
Bp United Press

7
DALLAS, Tex. March 28.-Chi-
cago White Sox conclude their two~
game series with Dallas Steers of
the Texas League here today, hav-
ing won the first, 10 to s, Sunday.
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Early Diamond Notes

Shelby Service Club has Joined the
Municipal League for the coming season.
asked to call or see Glenn williams at The
Shelby Service Station. 1886 Shelby street
or phone DR.. lol1.
Elwood Boosters have organized again
this year under the managership of Jesse
Widener and will play all games at Gallo
way park. Semi-pro teams desiring to
book games with Boosters. write Widener
az 1905 South I street. or phone ia, at
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Cdui6 do d Dig
surprise.
Branch Hickey,
! e a d er of the
Cardinal chain
store" syst e m,
visited Sarasota
and put in a bid
for Elmer's serv-
ices to take over
the Danville club,
and the Hoosier
officials accepted
the offer.
Voter was in the
CorSjiy1o1 ooh oiy1s'
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DOOLEY SHOOT YICT0R

Breaking forty eight out of fifty
targets, Dooley captured singles
honors at Indianapolis Gun Club
Sunday Ensminger triumphed in
the doubles with forty three out of
fifty targets.
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night were
Eastman Sets
Quarter Mark
BIZ United press

By United Press
PALO ALTO, Cal. March 28.-
Ben Eastman, Stanford cinder star.
claimed a new worlds 440-yard rec
ord of 46 Us seconds today, cutting
full second off the former mark
he held jointly with Ted Meredith,
Vic Williams and Binga DESMOND.
Eastman was clicked in the new
record time Saturday by A. A. U.
officials at the Stanford-Los An
geles Athletic Club dual meet
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PHILLIEs BREAK CAMP

ATLANTA. Ga, March 28-Phila-
delphia Phillies were here today for
a four-game series with the Atlanta
Crackers of the Southern Associa-
ton. They broke camp at Winter
Haven, Fla, Sunday.
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Eddie Mead, rotund manager of
box-fighterS and handler of the
ring business of Santiago Gorilla,
opponent of Tracy Cox in Tuesday
nights legion feature at the armory,
arrived in town with his protege
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GIANTS WIN TWO
81 Enifed Prcaa

SAN FRANCISCO. March %
New York Giants play the San
Francisco Seals here today. The
Giants beat the Oaks. 2 to 6. Sun
day forenoon and Z to u in ten
innings in the -nightcap.
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pic rules committee
made a detailed
C o m pila tion of
points scored by
the various teams
Friday and Satur-
day in all elimina-
ton b outs and
awarded Coach W.
H. Thom'S Crap
piers the team
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GRIFFITHS WEEDS TODAY

CHICAGO, March 28.-Gerald
Ambrose (Tuffy) Grif1ths. Chicago
heavyweight, and Miss Helen Hayes
were to be married today at the st.
Thomas Aquinas church.
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years ola. Ills 1881
fielding ave rage
was .952. Among
his hits were
twenty seven dou-
bles, three triples
and five home
runs. The Indians
now have five out
1elders, w a l ker.
Fitzgerald, Rosen-
berg, Purdy and the
Rookie, Weintraub.
ot er seemed
pleased over the
affair that makes
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Hornbeck made the lone in million"
shot while rolling in the team event SPAR
ing the 8-10 split The eight pin struck
the klck-back and rebounded to the alley,
knocking down the No 10.
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L. L. Gets
Mat Title
Thom'S Crimson Team
Named National COL
Iegiate Champions.

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, March %.
Indiana university wrestling team
was awarded the national cham
pionship and four Western Confer
ence grapplers won titles out OF
seven at stake in a two-day ma
tional mat carnival here Saturday.
DR.. R. G. Clapp. chairman of the
national intercollegiate and Olym-
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The deals were arranged over
the weekend before the Indians
left their Sarasota camp for the
trek north and the Voter affair
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The veteran Chuck Collins flashed his
real form in the singles event Scoring SIS
on games of all. 225 and 23o to reach
ninth place Collier is captain Of the
Mineralite team of Chicago. one OF the best
in the country.