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tossed to the canvas three times by
Everett, taking a count the first
time when he landed hard. The
rough tactics displeased the crowd.
Tracy Cox, the popular young
local lightweight, will return to the
Armory arena next Tuesday night
to battle Santiago Gorilla, the
Panama Slugger, who dropped a
close decision to Cox here recently.
Plenty of action was crowded into the
Foreground card at the armory Tuesday.
LIE Roy Gibson, Tulsa (OzIa.) Negro light
weight, gained the nod over Lou Vine, In
dianapolis, in rousing siX-rounder, scor-
ing nine-count knockdown. Both boys
George Stokes, Gary featherweight, was
awarded technical knockout win over
Eddie Jacobs. local Negro, when the ref
cree stopped the scrap in the third round.
Jacobs was outweighed. 121 to 1877.
Lefty Nicholson rallied after a slow
start to win the edge over Otto Atterson of
Terre Haute. in five rounds. The Shelby
welter was crowd pleaser and it was a
good scrap,
Honeybov Brown. local welter. decisioned
Cyclone Williams. local Negro, in another
f1ve-rounder William substituted for Pug
Smith. Onie Gaheimer. Shelbvville junior
weller. decisioned Joe Moore Indiana polls,
in four rounds and Paul Wagner. local
feather gained a two-round technical
Knockout victory when Roger Leroy was
forced to quit due to an arm injury.
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Wiley Of Terre Haute, April %, and
the Kokomo relays May 7, will
close the scheduled season. The
North Central conference meet Nav
z and the state sectional and final
meets May IA and 81 will wind up
the cinder path campaign.
Newcastle is the only new team
On the Tech football schedule and
will be met there Sept. II. Rich
mond, who has been on the Green
card before. will be back again Oct.
%, giving Tech a ten-game card,
including all former opponents.
The withdrawal of Rochester high
school from the North Central con-
ference gave Technical a vacancy
on the basketball card and a game
was scheduled with Shortridge for
Dec. 80, renewing court encounters
outside tournaments between these
two old rivals. Basketball will get
under way Dec with all of last
years opposition on the card and
the high spot the visit of Newcastle
here on JAN. %.
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johnson and
Carroll Active

By United Press
TAMPA, Fla, March 23.-Al-
though Babe Herman started train
ing with the Cincinnati Reds
Tuesday, after signing a one-year
contract late Monday, he will not
appear in the lineup against
Brooklyn, his former club, at Clear
water today.
However, Ernie lombard and
Wally Gilbert, obtained from the
Dodgers along with Herman in the
siX-ply trade, will battle their
former mates. ST johnson and Owen
Carroll are to be \ Cincinnati's
pitchers.
johnson and Carroll have hurled
twenty-five Of the fifty-seven inn
ings the Reds have played in six
major league exhibition games thiI
spring
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Wallace Gains Shade Over
Everett; Cox, Gorilla Sign

Roy Wallace, Brightwood bruiser,
was on the way back today after
a layoff of more than year due
to broken hand.
Wallace thrilled big crowd at
the Armory Tuesday when he
hammered out a ten-round shade
triumph over Buck Everett, the up
and coming young Gary heavy
weight.
Roy spotted the Steel City slugger
seventeen pounds, but the flashy
right hand which has carried him
to many previous triumphs kept
the big boy on the short end most
of the way. Everett weighed 1871.
Wallace piled up big margin
in the early rounds, landing effec-
tive body and head punches. After
Everett had closed the gap in the
sixth round, Wallace came back in
the eighth to bring the crowd to its
feet with the only clean cut knock
down Of the battle. He shot over a
right uppercut which had Buck
down for a nine count.
In the tenth round, Wallace was
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ten and he lost his service, deciding
the set, which the Americans won
1913.
Still unnerved by the affair, the
French team was set back in the
opening of the second set on Boro-
tra's delivery, and Lott and Van
Ryn, working smoothly. carried of
the second set, games going to serv-
ice to the end Of the set.
In the third set. Borotra seemed
to have recovered his poise, and
played brilliantly.
The series will be concluded
Thursday night, with Gregory Man
gin of Newark, N. j.. new national
indoor singles champion, meeting
Borotra, and Frank K. Shields OPP
posing Christian Boussus.
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DOROTRA and Gentien stood
ID dumbfounded, gazing in as
constituent at the scene in the
gallery. Attendants hurried to the
aid of the spectators. Finally
Patrolman William Ward arrived,
and the girl was half-carried, half
dragged the stairs and out of the
building.
At the police station. the girl ex-
planned she had meant no harm,
but merely wanted to give the
knife to Borotra as a token of her
admiration. She pulled wad of
newspaper clippings, in which
Borotra's picture occupied the major
space, from her bag as proof.
After the hub-bub had subsidized,
the tennis match was resumed, but
the excitement had disquieted Gen.
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Pin Stars In
A. B. C.. Action
BV United Press

By United Press
DETROIT, March 23-Today's
session of the A. B. c. should pro-
duce new leaders in the five-men
event standings. Barney Spinella
and his recreation team from
Brooklyn. N. Y, will get major at
tention. Spinella has won or shared
in three worlds championships
since 1922. He won the all-events
title in successive years.
Another tournament veteran, John
Roster, will head the Frank
Restauranters, of Richmond Hills,
N. Y, the Spinella and Roster f1ves
will be pitted against the Cabannes
of st. Louis. Mediocre scores were
tailed in Tuesdays play in all
events.
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Spears
Seeks Job
Oregon Mentor May Gust
Veenker as Badger
Grid Choice.
United P,

By United Press
MADISON, Wis, March %. -
DR.. Clarence w. Spears, Oregon
State football coach, still is bar
gaining for the Wisconsin coaching
post. and may have it if he agrees
to the regents terms, university
authority said unofhcially today.
A regents meeting to consider
action of the athletic council in
coming to terms with George Veen-
ker, Iowa State coach, has been de-
layed pending plans to resume ne
gotiations with Spears, the official
intimated The meeting originally
was planned for Thursday, he said.
Spears, former Minnesota men
tor, once refused the position, after
tentative acceptance which he
withdrew to bargain for a better
offer, it was reported.
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Thus the Indians are faced with
a problem at third base which will
require time to solve, and in the
long run it may become necessary
to go out after a new man for the
position.
Fred Bedore, star utility infielder,
has made a courageous effort to fill
the berth during the early exhibit
ton tits, and while he has deliv-
cred at bat it is thought now he
does not possess the defensive
attributes to cover the bag as a
regular.
Ernie Wingard, the tall southpaw
purchased from Toledo, was billed
to open on the Tribe mound against
the Cardinals at Bradenton this
afternoon. He is being groomed as
a mainstay starter and was tick
eted to work five innings, to be fol-
lowed by Johnny Cooney, another
lefthander with Toledo last year.
Cards Hold Series Edge
Bill Thomas, highlander. was
the third finger in line to be used
II either Wingard or Cooney failed
to check the major leaguers. Indi-
ans and Cardinals have met twice
this spring with the Mound City
crew coping both games by one
run margins, to 5 and to /.
On Thursday, the Indians will
participate in a charity game in
Sarasota, all receipts going to the
unemployed. Everybody except the
ball players will buy tickets. A
town team bolstered by the addi-
ton Of Catcher Tom Angley of the
Tribe and few other HOLSTERS.
will battle formidable outfit of
Tribesters. Some circus stunts will
precede the diamond contest and
city officials are planning a holi-
day.
Indians Get Banquet
The Indian ballplayers will be
oanqueted Thursday night by Sara
sofa boosters.
The next big game in Sarasota
will be on Sunday when the Phila-
delphia Athletics will invade the
Tribe camp to play off the tie tilt
staged at Fl. Myers recently. The
Indians will break camp the follow
ing morning and the Sabbath en-
counter is being advertised in a big
way.
Manager Mccain confined Tues
days workout to one long drill. in
stead of two practices. The ath-
letes who reported early are well
along in physical condition and it
would be unwise to press them fur
Their at this time, with so many ex-
hlbit1on tits yet to be played.
Logan Fielding Star
The all-round form of Bob Logan.
young southpaw, was an impressive
feature of the workout Tuesday. He
is as quick as a cat in fielding his
position and finally cut loose with
the puzzling assortment that he dis
played last fall at Perry stadium
after coming up from Oklahoma
City. He now seems to have hit a
stride that will assure him of
splendid chance to make good
Joe Heving, last to report. pitched
to the batters for the first time on
Tuesday and left the field feeling in
bright spirits.
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Cafe, and Shaw Walker over Jack Specials.
illinois National Supply, Mills Pie Com
pany and P. r. Mallory during the other
contests. The usual string of 500 counts
were recorded. Sachs lead with a mark Of
685 that included the high game of 249
Riley rolled, 639: Taylor Jr. 623: TavIor
Sr.. SAT; Binnion, 604; Dr. Morgan. 6O3;
patterson, 609 and Derse. COL.
Sales won three from Buttons during tho
Roy steele play at fPritchetts while
Strings, Heals and Buckles avoided a
shutout by winning one game from
Squeaks. Uppers and Vamps
IL was a bad night for the Eagle Ma
chine teams in the Commercial League
the No. boys losing three to A. c. w Of
A. and the No. team receiving the same
treatment from Crescent Paper COMPANY
All other contests were decided two 10
one. Ballard. Central States. and Compac
rent defeating Hoosier Pete Pure Oil and
George j.. Mayer Company Hendricks
sandwiched 267 between games Of ITS
70 total 6l7 Hanna rolled, 607 and H.
johnson, an even 600.
Frank Hueber again led the way during
me Hoosier A. c. play with a series Of
634. McNeely counted 6o7 and Fahrenbacb
BOO indianapolis DRIP Forge rolled team
total Of 2.s50 TO take the series from
Hoosier Specials
Guntz came out of his slump to lead the
PrItchett Recreation loop with a mark Of
662. Other 500 counts were. StahIhut.
6o2; Arnold, s32; Bisesi s29: yelling. 633
Miller, 6l3; Menger. si3, and Pritchard.
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AS Smother
Philly Rivals

By United Press
FIT. MYERS, Fla, March 49,
Philadelphia Athletics made a
merry-go-round of the bases Tues
day as they pounded their fellow
townsmen, the PhillieS, Is to 7.
The Mackmen batted around twice
while scoring five runs in the first
inning and six in the seventh.
George Davis and Rube Bressler of
the Phillies, and Max Bishop of the
Athletics hit home runs. Bolen,
Adams and Fallenstein gave the AS
twenty-five hits, and Bowman,
Rommell and Walberg allowed the
Phils twelve.
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Fans
Fete Champs
By Times Special

By Times Special
NEWCASTLE, Ind, March 23.-
All Newcastle was ready today to
honor Orville Hooker's state cham
pionShip Trojans, winners of the
1882 Indiana high school hardwood
crown last Saturday.
More than 1000 are expected to
attend the victory banquet in the
local Y. M. G. A. here tonight.
Prominent high school and college
coaches and sports writer's are ex-
pected to attend.
Coach Earl Roudebush and his
Winamac cagers, beaten in the title
battle Saturday night, also will be
honor guests at the dinner. as well
as coaches of the north central con-
ference and Henry county teams
and coaches.
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TanfOran Plans
Phar Lap Race

By United Press
SAN BRUNO, Cal, March 23.-
Tanforan racing officials began ar
ranging a $4,000 handicap today
on receiving word that Phar Lap,
Australian wonder horse" which
last Sunday captured the $4,000
Aqua Caliente classic, will be stabbed
at the track here shortly.
owners of several western stake
horses were notified of the handi-
cap, which will be run if D. j. Davis,
part owner of Phar Lap, will permit
the big red gelding to race before
Storming of the eastern tracks. E. l..
Fitzgerald, trainer of the Northway
Stables star, Plucky Play, said he
would enter the race.
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WIN FREE-THROW MEET

Both senior and junior cham
pionships in the free throw basket
ball tournament staged by the city
recreation department went to the
Brightwood Community Center on
Tuesday night. when Paul Boyer
won the senior title and Charles
Kladden the junior event.
: The title tossing was staged in
the Brookside center, with Wally
NIid0lesworth in charge. Runners
up position in the senior event went
to Richard Dininger of Rhodius,
while Harry Dible of English Avenue
Boys Club was second in the junior
class.
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NIBLACK GOLF PREXY

John L. Niblack, one of the
founders of the Indianapolis Public
Links Golf Association, an organi-
cation of all municipal course links
men, was elected president for the
coming year at a meeting Tuesday
night. Alvin Koppola of Sarah
Shank was named vice-president;
Kenneth Loucks, South Grove, sec
Rotary. and Harry SchornStein of
Pleasant Run, treasurer.
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The champion
batter glanced APP
praisingly at the
contracts awarded
Hack Wilson, Bill
Terry, Babe Her
man and others.
when I have a
bad year 1 expect
to take a cut" he
said. But the
batting averages
of these fellows
dropped 40 or so
points last year
while 1 raised
mine thirteen or
fourteen points"
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Len on Diet

BIZ Times Special
7 OS ANGELES, March %
~ j ohn McGraw. veteran
pilot of the New York Giants.
has new worries.
McGraw has turned dieti-
clan to look after Len
Koenecke, the rookie slugger
brought up from indianapolis
at a reported price of $4,000.
Koenecke was i'll during the
early part of spring practice
and again is laid up with the
flu. McGraw figures a scien-
tific diet will bring the big
fly chaser into form in short
order.
With Freddy Leach on his
way to join the Boston Braves
after his recent. sale to the
Beantown club, McGraw is
planning on using Koenecke in
the regular outfield assign
ment from the start. Big Len
is the only dependable left
hand hitting outfielder on the
roster. During Koenecke's ill
ness, Ethan Allan, who is turn
ing in fine performances this
spring, is being used in the
outf1eld with OFT and Lind
strom.
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BASEBALL MANAGERS TO MEET
BULLDOG DRILL OPENS

A squad of forty Butler diamond
FASTENERS reported in the f1eldhouse
Tuesday for the first indoor work
out. Coach william CWee Willie
McGill announced conditioning drills
will be engaged in until the weather
permits outdoor practice sessions.
The first game is carded with N. A.
G. u. on April 49,
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Tech Announces Track, Grid.
Net Bills; Card Blue Cagers

Complete schedule for the 1882
track season and football and bas-
ketball cards for next year we're
announced today by Fred German,
athletic director at Technical high
school.
The runners will get into action
first at the state indoor meet in
Butler f1eldhouSe April 9. A tri-
angular meet with Muncie and
Anderson will be engaged in April
Is st Muncie A dual meet with
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BY JACK CUDDY


NEW YORK, March 23-An
1 attractive young woman, an
ardent admirer of debonnaire Jean
Borotra, French tennis ace. was held
for observation at Bellevue hos
pital today because she battled at
the international .ennis match
Tuesday night. to present Jean with
a dagger-shaped paper knife.
The sight Of the cleaning knife
and the screams of the girl, as she
fought with her detainers, so I'M
nerved Borotra and his doubles
team-mate, Antoine Gentien, that
they lost their match to George
M. Lott of Chicago and John Van
Ryn OF { Philadelphia. 1913. GA,
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I'll Stay Home All Summer
Asserts Hafey, Card Holdout

haven't heard anything since. I'll
stay here until they meet my terms
or sell me down the river"
Hafey is confident that one or the
other will happen pretty soon. In
preparation for an active season
with what club he hasn't the faint
est idea-he is working out daily
with local semi-pros. Hafey batted
.3489 last season.
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Faber Starts
10Th SOx Year

By United Press
SAN ANTONIO, Ike, March 3d.
Chicago White Sox today were to
play their last exhibition game of
the season at the San Antonio
training base, against the San An
tonic Indians of the Texas League
Red Faber was slated to make his
debut in his twenty-fifth year in
organized baseball and his nine
tenth with the Sox.
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ZebraS Out of
North Central

Jefferson high school of Lafayette
or Marion were looked upon today
by officials of the North Central
high school athletic conference as
a logical successor to Rochester
nigh school, who resigned a berth
IN the league Tuesday night.
Lack CT interest in the Rochester
teams by the home fans coupled
with top heavy losses to other con-
ference members, and the fact the
zebras usually finished On the bot
tom of the league standing, brought
the action, Fred German, secretary
Of the league, announced.
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ton performance
means anything.
Pennock inau-
gurated his twen-
ty-hrst season of
major ! e a g ue
pitching by twirl-
ing five no-hit in
nings against the
Boston Brav e S
Tuesday as the
Yanks turned in
their sixth con-
secutive triumph
over the McKech-
ME club, 2 to 0.
It was his first
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Sixty College
Matnen Enter

By United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March %.
More than sixty college wrestlers
will compete in the fifth annual
national intercollegiate wrestling
tournament at Indiana university
Friday and Saturday.
Leading contenders for the team
title are Lehigh, eastern champion;
Indiana, Big Ten title-holder, and
University of Oklahoma and Okla
homa A. and NJ, from the south
west
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YANKEES FARM HILL
IN Unitcd Press

HV UNTtCN PTCSS
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
23.-JesS Hill, former Southern
California track and grid star. and
Il candidate for an outfeld berth
with the New York Yankees, has
been optioned out to Newark. Yam
kee farm. He batted 800 for Holly
wood in the Coast League last sea-
son, but needs experience.
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HOCKEY SURVIVORS NAMED

y IWtN NUttfUI
NEW YORK, March 23.-Mon-
treal Canadians, Toronto Maple
Leafs and Montreal Maroons in the
Canadian section and New York
Rangers, Chicago Blackhawks and
Detroit Falcons of the American di-
vision in the National Hockey
League were qualified today for
playoffS leading to the Stanley cup
series.
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RED SOX OPEN PLAY

By United Press
SAVANNAH, Ga, March 23.-
The Boston Red Sox open their ex-
hibition games today with a con-
test against the Hartford team of
the Eastern League.
Manager Shauno Collins will start
his pitching ace, Danny MacFayden,
who will work five innings. Pete
Donohue will finish.
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KreSS Wants
1881 Salary

By UjRfcd Press
ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 23.-Red
Kress, st. Louis Browns infielder
telegraphed today that he was only
a holdout for last seasons con-
tract. They want me to accept a
81 500 cut"
Kress is now in Berkeley, Cal He
has been mentioned in recent trade
rumors as sought by the Cleveland
Indians.
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BISS0NETTE RECOVERING
By United Press

81 United Press
NEW YORK. March 23.-Del
Bissonette, Brooklyn first baseman,
was recovering today from an oper-
alton for a torn tendon in his left
foot. Dave Driscoll, business man
ager of the Brooklyn club, said the
injury and operation probably
would keep Del out of the game for
at least eight weeks.
The first baseman injured his foot
in training at Clearwater, Fla, sew
ersl weeks ago. 1t failed to respond
to treatment, so he was sent north
for the operation.
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DODGERS RAP DAyIDS

CLEARWATER, Fla, March %
Brooklyn Dodgers meet the Cincin-
natl Reds in an exhibition game
here today. The Dodgers lathered
the long bearded House Of David
team, 10 to 3, Tuesday. Krider and
Mattingly hurled for Brooklyn and
allowed eight hits.
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CUE ACTION STARTS

BIZ UnWcd Press
NEW YORK, March 23.-The
worlds amateur 1872 balkline bill
lard championship will get under
way tonight at the New York Elks
Club, with Albert Poensgen of Ger
many defending his title against two
American and six foreign challen-
gers.
Francis S. Appleby of New York,
former national champion and
present American 1871 title holder
and Worth D. Bergherm of Saginaw,
Mich, represent the United States.
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PETR0LLE, BAT READY

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 23.-Billy
Petrolle. the Fargo Express, was an
8 to favorite today to defeat Bat
Battalino of Hartford. Conn, for
mer featherweight champion, in
their twelve rounder at Madison
Square Garden Thursday night.
Both concluded training Tuesday.
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GARY PLANS CARNIVAL

By United Press
GARY, Ind, March 23.-The
second annual Gary invitational
track and field meet will be held at
Notre Dame April 2, it was an
nounced here today. Carl Olson.
Froebel high school track coach,
vii direct the affair.
Events in the Gary meet will be
the same as those listed for the
annual I. H. S. A. A. indoor meet,
which will be held a week later.
Invitations have. been sent Us In
diana high schools.
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Basketball

Second round competition will be urged
in the Gold Medal basketball champion
ship tourney at Riverside Olyrnpic gym
tonight.
First game will be between E. c. Atkins
five and Crimson Cubs at 6:45. Chain
Gang will clash with Riverside Olympic
B." as 7:45, and Pritchett Recreation
faces Kingans. at 8:45. Plainf1eld indie
penderfts and Riverside Buddies will stage
the nightcap at 9:45.
Lauder hardwood ives are without action
for Friday night and three teams desire
games All Stars play in the 20-24-year-
old class while Seconds play in the 17-19-
year. class. Midgets play in the 14-16-
year-old class. For games call Be. 3641
and ask for E. B. Kelley.
BASEBALL MANAGERS TO MEET
Baseball managers who guide local in
dependent teams in their diamond ac-
tivities will gather at A. G. Spalding 81
Co. Friday night. at 1880 for an important
meeting. Every team leader is invited to
attend