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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-24
Virgins Spars Way to Win
i'm Home Comeback Effort

notices on general fistie proves and
ran into a flock of Virgins gloves
at the outset that placed him in
arrears on points from the starting
bell. Anyway, it was a successful
hometown comeback for Virgins.
RESULTS OF PRELIMS
Harold Ferris, Terre Haute junior light
weight, pounded his way to a decision over
was a glove throwing contest all the way
and pleased the customers.
Jack O'Brien. the Butler collegian light
heavy, drew the nod in a siX-rounder with
Ernest Hollopeter. Greenwood. The big
fellows delivered good action. but dis
held the edge in this department and
iabbed out a margin of points.
Lefty Nicholson. Shelbyville southpaw.
and Ray Drake. Indianapolis ~southpaw,
w~elterweights, excited the fan by mingling
at top speed for six ~StanzaS: 1t was a
Nicholson. The boys earned their cakes.
The three opening prelims. EACH sched-
uled for four sessions. were brief. Bud
Cline. Indianapolis heavyweight, won by
technical Knockout over Joe Brian. James
town. in, one round. Brian claimed in
jury in the first stanza and tossed in the
towel.
Joe Moore. Indianapolis lightweight. won
by technical K. o. over Billy Cox. In
dianapolis. in the second round. Cox was
groggy and the referee halted action. Billy
Book. Terre Haute featherweight.. won by
technical K: O., over Paul Pedlow, IN
.out" on the floor. Pedlow substituted for
Herb Aiken.
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Title PLAY
on Tonight
State Independents Open
With Five Contests at
Y. NJ. C. A. Gym.
roNIGHT's
s:OO-cOIumbus vs.. rolLs Mill.

6;eO-ColumbuS vs.. Folks Milk.
6.0O-Marion County WalSreens VI.
morKantown Green Lanterns.
7;4o-Point Isabel vs.. TayIorsvile.
Embellishments Bond Breads vs..
s:@O-TiptOn vs.. BIOOmingdaIe.
Five games are scheduled for to-
nights session at the Y. M. c. A
where the fourteenth annual Indi-
ana independent amateur basket
ball championship tourney will be
played during the remainder of the
week. Three local teams are sched-
ued to perform tonight.
The Indianapolis Bond Bread
1882 city champions. will oppose the
strong New Palestine Redbirds at
$3.50. The Bond Bread quintet. the
youngest team ever to hold the To-
cal championship, is expected to
make a serious bid for the state
championship.
The New Palestine Redbirds is
captalned by Fred Keasling. who
has been a participant in the n
nual independent classic for eleven
years.
Among the outstanding teams n
tered in the state championship
tourney is the Upton American Lee
gion squad, which has won thirty
seven games this season against
three losses. The Upton team will
oppose the strong Bloomingdale Cit
liens tonight in the last game.
Games will be continued on
Thursday when six games will be
played during the afternoon session.
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lamp. IAtCAAClS duQ CdJSil6lS Will
form the chief personnel of the early
birds reporting for work, but several
other athletes will be on hand to give
the squat sufficient size to supply
Pilot Mccain full opportunity to get
the drills off to a fast start.
The lid will be lifted on practice
Saturday and it will be a stern task
every day on the lot for the horsehide
throwers after that. Jack Hendricks.
who has handled the contract CORE
spondence with the players, said to-
day he believed the Tribe party
checking in at Sarasota Saturday
would total around twenty. The re-
mainder Of the player squad of
twenty-nine will report a week later.
The HoosierS finished third last.
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Dempsey Packs En- in for
Exhibition in ColOneltown

most $4,000, largest in Louisville
ring history. Wine cinched
throughout the last two rounds. The
gate receipts were estimated at S14,-
400, with Dempsey's end about
$500.
Dempsey was scheduled to appear
before the legislature at Frankfort,
KY, today in the interest Of a box
ing bill.
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State Colleges
Notre Dame. %: Michigan State. 20.
Butler. 80; Franklin. %.
Evansville. rs: Oakland City, IS.
Other Colleges
Baldwin Wallace, "a: Kenyon. 81.
Heidelberg, SO: Akron. Is.
Kansas, Wesleyan, IS; MCPHERSON, IS.
Colorado Teachers. 80; Colorado Mines,
Central. "a; Tarkio, %,
Wichita. AZ: Southwestern, %.
St. John l~AnnapolisJ. "a; Washington
Western MARYLAND. al: Loyola (Balti-
South Carolina. AZ: Charlestown. 90.
WASHINGTON and Lee. 81: Virginia. II.
llinois college. 40: James. Milikint So.
Delaware. So; Mt. St. Mary's. Il.
Georgia Tech. rs; Georgia. %.
v. P. l.. %: v. M. l., 10. i
Emory and Henry. 43: Tusculum. ~.
William and Mary. 81: Randolph Ma
Newberry, 40: Erskine. "a.
North Caroline State. So: North Carolina.
Oklahoma City. 20; Oklahoma Bap-
Fort HAYS State. "a: Emporia Teach
Baylor. So: Rice. %.
Midland. SO: Hastings. IL.
Washington. A: Idaho. Al.
Nebraska Wesleyan. 80: Kearney Normal.
Iowa state Teachers, So: Simpson. "a.
Illinois state Normal. 20: Illinois wes-
leyan. II.
Superior Teachers. 80: Eauclaire Teach
ers. 80.
Albion. %: Hillsdale. "a.
Detroit City College. 80: Assumption. 20.
Arizona u. 80: New Mexico Aggies. 20.
Baker. 80: Haskell Indians. 90.
Brooklyn K. of c., "a: Long Island o., 30.
n. J.. State Teachers. IS: Wagner. ~.
st. Francis. %; Brooklyn Pharmacy. IA.
st. Johns College. %: Rider. ~.
Temple, 4E; Manhattan College. Il.
Trinity, rs: Conn. Aggies. 20.
H. S. RESULTS TUESDAY
Warren Central, %; Mt. Comfort,
"a.
Newcastle, %; Anderson, 20.
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Newcomers on
Mat Program

Indianapolis wrestling fans will
see two newcomers in action on the
weekly wrestling bill at Tomlinson
hau Thursday night, changed from
Friday at the Armory.
Tony zikof, Austrian heavyweight
now hailing from Los Angeles, will
furnish the opposition for AL Baffert,
the popular Canadian, in the two
falls out of three main event.
In the semi-windup, Barney
Ostopo, 230-pound Polish-American,
and former National A. A. U. champ,
will make his local debut, meeting
Charles Stanton of California in a
one-fall or thirty-minute melee. A
curtain-raiser between Jack Scott
and Jack Adams will complete the
bill.
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Basketball

Laqter Midgets and the Anderson ind
L EaussT A GY9 FEid IA the nis9 2o-2 Ct class q. r ap:
without a game for Friday and would
like to hear from the Fletcher Avenue NJ.
Els Rex eS,I Bulldogs $50 or Plainfield. For gangs
Kelley between $3.50 and 9 p. m B.
Taggart Bakers, who were unable to gain
ment. desire games. especially with ia
Bond Bread five for the bread makers
championship. Andy. Buckner,. manager.
Company.
Indianapolis District Epworth League is
holding a tournament at the Broadway
gym tonight, Friday n Saturday. The
following teams play tonight; Z. Bellaire
VS.; Wniteland; 7:50, Center VS.. Franklin;
vs.. Greenwood. Central Avenue. West
Newton: Roberts Park and Fletcher Place
are other teams. and will play their
The Riverside Olympics will tangie with
the indianapolis Dragons at the Olympic
former college stars in their lineup. in
Guiding Green and Boardman, FORMERLY
OF Franklin college. The Olympic B team
Olympic girls will play the Broadway NJ.
~ quaLIst oi second round contests in
the Marion County Sunday School basket
ball tournament will be played at the
East East Tenth M E. gym, Keystone avenue
aho East Ientn street. tonight. Meri-
outstanding favorites, open the action for
the evening when they meet Westminster
presbyterian in the opening game al 7
O'Clock. The remainder of the Schedule
follows: $50, Girst Baptist VS.. Tuxedo
Baptist; 8:4o. Eighth Christian VS.. ST.
1oh1,s evangelical; $3.50, Bethel Baptist
The Forester Cubs basketball team play
ing IN the 17-1~9-year-old class and win
access to a gym for their games desire
some opposition for immediate dates. Con-
tests with the Cubs may be scheduled by
gaming Dr. 1855 after s p. m. and asking
wood seconds and olympics especially pre-
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chairman of the tournament COM
mittee.
Meyer states the entries in the
local mems division indicate the
best field since Butler university
won the title at Kansas City sew
eral years ago.
In the girls field all the teams
with impressive records in these
parts have entered, among the I'M
defeated South Bend Guardettes
and the Springmann Market five,
defending champions of last year.
Three strong local teams from the
Real Silk Hosiery Company will
bid for honors.
Continuous action Tuesday and
Wednesday will narrow the field to
the flnalists Wednesday night.
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Central Ends
Card Friday

Fast practice sessions are being
held by Indiana Central net pas
timers this week, in preparation fol-
the game with Valparaiso at Uni
versity Heights gym on Friday
night. The game will end the sea-
son for the Greyhounds.
Coach Goods men have turned
in eight victories out of thirteen
starts. They were handicapped last
Saturday night, when they lost, "a
to 10, to Central Normal, by the
absence of Emig and Judd, regular
forwards, who we're on the sick list.
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Probe of Ringer Charge Is
Launched at Miami Track

the property of w. Kane, was es-
corted to the stables by two deputy
sheriffS.
When he was cooled out, veteri-
narians examined him and said the
horse appeared to be a 4-year-old.
Moreover, they said they believed
his coat had been dyed. However,
track officials explained they pre-
ferred to await further investiga-
ton before making any official
statement.
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Indian Exhibitions

March 1O-St. LOUIS world champions
March IL Philadelphia Athletics at
March 13-PhiIadeIphia Athletics at
March 1S-New York Yankees at Sara
March 21-st. Louis Cardinals at
B~radenton. Fla. ~
March 2szNew York Yankees at st.
March 29-BrOOklyn Nationals at Jack
sOnYille. Fla.
April ?, 3. 4-TOronto InternatiOnals at
Indianapolis. ~
April 6-New York Yankees at Indian
ap0liS.
April :. s-Cincinnati Reds at Indian
apOlis.
April .. 10-Chicago White Sox at In
dianapOIis.
American Association season opens
Tuesday. April II. Minneapolis at In
dianapolis.
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Cooler and Jones Clash
for State Cue LaureIS

Harry Coolers billiard parlor will
be the scene of the final match in
the state hree-cushion champion
ship tonight when Cooler and Neal
Jones, both former title holders,
clash in a hfty-point engagement at
8 o'clock.
Both players waded through tour
ney play the last several weeks
with the same average, six matches
won and one lost. Cooler had the
title sewed up until last week
when he lost to Jones, so to 40.
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assembled to add spice and Specu-
lation to the spring workouts.
The Indians are beginning the
new American Association season
installed among the top flag favor
ties and the attractive exhibition
schedule doubtless will supply the
fans with an excellent size-up of the
power of the 1882 bearers of the
Hoosier banner. Nearly all exhibit
ton tits will be with big league
clubs, including the world champion
st. Louis Cardinals.
Heart Set on Pennant
President Norman Perry has made
an outlay of about $400, 900 on the
new stadium out Riverside way and
it is a masterpiece of ball park con-
struction from a playing stand
point and fan comfort and con-
Venience.
Perry is in Florida now and will
be on deck to greet his squad in
OaA doOJd OdIhA Ndy. LID lACdIb 10 oCG
on giving Indianapolis a pennant
winner in new Perry stadium the
first year of its formal opening.
Practice Schedule
The practice program in the south
will call far single drills the first
two days and then double turnouts
every other day, except Sundays.
Only exercise session will be
held on the Sabbath.
The Kansas City Blues are pre-
pairing to leave for training camp
with death casting a shadow over
the usual happy departure. John
Peters, popular veteran catcher
with the Cowboys, passed away last
Sunday night, a sudden heart at
tack claiming him. He was in the
A. A. several years and many IN
dianapolis fans will recall his play.
Mrs. Peters and six children sur
vive. John was listed a regular
starter again this season.
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PrOffitt and Davis Pile i'm
Points for Butler Meters

scored ten points, the pair regis
tered enough markers to defeat the
Baptists.
Butler led all the way, holding
a 1910 margin at half time and
ran wild in the second period, en-
aiding coach Tony Hinkle to sub
stitute freely. French, a sub who
entered the fray when Tom Downey
left the game on personal foul in
fractions, scored three field goals
and four foul losses to lead Frank
lin scoring.
puf1ar 1907 ra.an9~Y;- rooN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-24
Schaaf Picked
in Heavy Go

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-Ernie Schaaf,
Boston heavyweight, was quoted a
rs ~favorite today over w. l..
(Young) Stribling Of Georgia for
their ten-round bout in the Chicago
stadium Friday night.
Schaaf has won thirteen consecu-
tive bouts, ten by knockouts. Strib-
ling has won four starts, three of
them by knockouts, since he lost
to Max Schmeling at Cleveland last
July.
Jack Dempsey, Jack Sharkey,
Mickey Walker and fluffy Grifiths,
ranked among the first ten heavy
weights, will be ringside spectators.
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Shortridge permitted the west
siderS to practice on their floor this
week and both coaches, Jones OF
Washington and Peterman of Short
ridge, predict a win for their pro-
tegeS. Washington has been going
strong all season while Shortridge
with two wins last weekend, shows
signs of making a late season squirt
and cause some m trouble before
the local sectional play is completed.
Important Tech Tilt
Tech travels to Kokomo Friday
might to wind up it's season with
hopes of a win that will give it the
title of the North Central confer
ence. Tech and Newcastle are dead
locked now with $50 percentage.
Tech has won eight games and lost
two, and Newcastle has annexed
nine games and lost three. New
castle has completed it's conference
schedule.
Coach Oral Bridgeford plans to
WIND up the Manual card with two
wins this week as the Red and
White travel to New Bethel FRIDAY
night and on Saturday night will be
hosts to the Mi. Comfort five at the
south side gym.
Ripple Star Out
Bisinger will be out of the Broad
Ripple lineup this week when the
RlppleiteS clash with Carmel in the
season finale. The star forward was
injured last week and Coach Deid-
erich plans to save him for Sec
tional action.
Coach Lou Reichel, elated over
the two wins scored by his Park
school five over Washington of Lo-
gansport and Castleton last week.
sent his proteges through hard
drills this week preparing them for
the invasion of Culver next Satur-
day afternoon to meet the Cadets.
who + undefeated so far this win
ter,
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l3 Straight
for n. ID. Five

By Times Special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Feb. "a
Notre Dame hung up it's thirteenth
consecutive win at the expense of
Michigan State here Tuesday night.
1920, but it vas without an impress
sive demonstration of net pastiming.
The Irish were cratic, passed
poorly and once in the second half
led by only two points. Krause and
Voegele, the sophomore finds who
have been leading the Irish efforts
this winter, came to the rescue. Each
scored seven points.
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By Times Special

~ = n IPIVTTV
FRANKLIN, Ind, Feb. 24.-Searle
Prof1tt tossed in sixteen points for
the lions share of scoring honors
here Tuesday night as Butler net
tiers routed Franklin college, 1928.
The elongated Bulldog pivot man
Topped in six field baskets and four
free losses. Aided by Davis, who
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Dazzy Quits
HOIdOut List

By United Press
Fla, Feb. "a. -
Dazzy Vance, veteran right hand
pitcher, signed his 1882 contract
with the Brooklyn Dodgers today.
Terms of the contract were not an
nounced, but baseball writer's here
believe it calls for $500 This
would be a reduction of $4,000 from
his last years salary.
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Hoosiers' First Spring Practice Is
Scheduled in South on Saturday
Speed
b United Press

BY CHtted Press
A VALON, Catalina Island,
IA Feb. 24.-Manager Rog-
ers Hornsby is concentrating on
fast base-running during the
workouts of his Chicago Cub
rockies.
Hornsby admittedly was de-
lighted Tuesday with the ex-
cellent showing made by young
Stanley Hack during the base
drill. Hack showed more speed
than any one else in camp, and
has the natural knack of tax
ing a lead off first. He is
trying out for the third sack.
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By United Press
LOUISVILLE, Feb. "a. Jack
Dempsey added another attendance
record to his exhibition tour today
as a result of his f~our-round bout
with frankie Wine. Butte CMont.)
heavyweight here Tuesday night.
Dempsey won easily v e the vet
eran Wine before a crowd of al
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Tribe Player Roster

Pitchers
Bill Burwell. Archie CamDbelI. Johr
Berry. Joe Heving, Berry Horne Ernia
Mingard, John CoOney, Les
Prentice Hall, Bob Logan, Walter Miller
BIZ Thomas. John Jones, Bill Prince.
CatcherS
Johnny Riddle, Tom AngIey, Ed Young
Infielders
Emmett Mccain, Elmer Voter. Frank
Slgafoos. Jonah Goldman, Fred Bedore-
john Kroner, Roy White, Ed Lowell.
Outfielders
Curt Walker, Ray Fitzgerald. Harry
Rosenberg, Phil Weintraub. ~
Coach-Matty Matthews, Trainer-AI
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One Out
United Pres!

By United Press
CLEVELAND, Feb. "a
~ Eddie Morgan, smuggling
first baseman, today was the
only member of the Cleveland
Indians still on the unsigned
list.
The list dwindled from three
with the signing of 1882 con-
tracts by Willis Hudlin, veteran
pitcher, and Dick Porter, out
fielder. Hudlin sent his con-
tract from New Orleans where
the Tribe was scheduled to
inaugurate spring drills today.
General Manager Billy
Evans was elated over the fact
he has all but Morgan enrolled
for the new campaign.
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Strong Field of Net Elves
Registers for A. A. U. Meet

Twelve man teams and ten girl
teams have already entered the In
diana-Kentucky A. A. U. champion
ship basket meets at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club gym next Mon
day night, according to AL Meyer,
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his ~ibaSeball CLUB.
ISbell formerly
owned the Wichita
club, but sold out
five years ago to
Art Griggs. Now
GriggS has moved
his Wichita club
to Tulsa, Okla.
Rather than see
Wichita 'Faold the
bag" ISbell de-
cided to move his
Topeka team to
that city. He will
install lights at
the Wichita park
and play league
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BIZ United Press

III UWTTIW tTVN0
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 24.-Stewards
of the Miami Jockey Club have
started an investigation to deter
mine whether the supposedly g.
year-old horse Gailmont, which fin
ished eleventh in the third race at
Hialeah Tuesday, was a ringer.
The question of his identity was
raised after $1,000 comeback money
was wagered on him. Immediately
after the race, Gailmont, entered as
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-24
soX HEAD FOR TEXAS

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-The r-eorganized
Chicago White SoX. with a new manager
ana a new owner, departed today for pre-
lIminary spring training at Mineral wells
Tex. Twelve players. headed by Manager
Lew Fonseca and owner j. Louis Comis-
Key left shortly before noon for the south.
Others will join the party en- route. After
a weeks work at Mineral Wells. the Sox
VII go to their training camp at San
Antonio. -
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EvAS TAKE FAST ONE

Goal Near Windup Beats Oakland
City Net Quint.
By Times Special
OAKLAND CITY, Ind, Feb. "a
Oakland City METERS led nearly all
the way here Tuesday night in a
rivalry game with Evansville col
lege, but a fast rally in the closing
minutes, climaxed by a field goal
by 'McCutchan, Evansville center,
in the last twenty-five seconds,
gave the Purple Aces a 1925 YER
dict.
The Oaks hit four consecutive
shots at the hoop at the outset.
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CHANCE o HoYT

veteran pitcher released unconditionsily
by the Philadelphia Athletics, is expected
to Join the Athletics or BROOKLYN DODGERS
within the week. Left Grove and RUDE
Wslberg still are important holdouts. Will
bur Damford. recruit pitcher from the
Middle Atlantic League, joined the Ath-
letics TODAY,
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24.-Manager' John
McGraw of the New York Giants figures
the Brooklyn Dodgers will finish fourth
IN the National League pennant race this
year, despite. the complete reorganization
OF the Brooklyn club. McGraw arrived
Tuesday to take over direction of pring
training which had been in the hands
of Dave Bancroft.
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TIGERS GOING COLLEGIATE

PALO ALTO, Cal, Feb. 24.-The De-
troit Tigers, now working out at Richard
son Hot Springs, North of Sacramento.
VIII arrive here Feb. 20 for a weeks prac-
tlce at the new S25, 600 Stanford university
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Back at Wichita

XXTICHITA, Kan, considered by
w Frank Qzzy( Isbell the best
baseball town in the Western
League has seen the return of
the former White Sox player to
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TWO DANVILLE TILTS
Central Meets State Tonight and
Butler on Saturday.

By Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, Feb. 24.-Two
games remain on the Central Nor
NAL cage schedule and both take
place this week. With Indiana
State Teachers college to appear
here tonight and Butler Saturday
night, Danville fans are on edge
over the possibility Of seeing two
great struggles.
Coach Leitzman has several men
on the sick list and also is out of
action himself. but plans to have a
formidable lineup ready for action,
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Other Fights Tuesday

AT MILWAUKEE-Dave< SHADE ,so -.
angeles. beat Angel C"liville. f59. Porto Rico0
LiOl Dave ,Maier.. ITS. Milwaukee. tech
15cailY knocked out Johnny Freeman, 1874.
At Los ANGELES-Lee Ramase 1so
CailIornla heavyweight champion. de-;
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TR0JANS TAKE GAME
$500 See Newcastle Beat Anderson
in Charity Fray.

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Feb. 24.-After
two failures to defeat the Anderson
Indians in regular season games,
Orville Hooker's Newcastle Trojans
hung up a two-point basket win
over the Casemen in a high school
charity tilt here Tuesday night
1920.
The game drew a house of $500
and the invaders led all the way,
being in front, lit, at half time.
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Manager Mccain and Members of Early Squad Await
Departure to Sarasota Training Base; BoIstered Club
Stacks Up Among Pennant F%avoriteS.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

Spring training is just around the bend for Emmett Mccanns In
dans and the trek south will begin Thursday afternoon at 215 over the
Big Four. McCann, Jack Hendricks, assistant to owner Norman Perry,
and Walter Riley, secretary, will be IN charge Of the contingent leaving
out Of indianapolis. Other FASTENERS will be picked up en- route and
others will go direct from their homes to the Sarasota Ola) practice