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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Cox and Cormier Reported
in Ship Shape for Clash

The big fistic card at Tomlinson
hall Thursday night, featuring
Tracy Cox, Indianapolis, and YER
non Cormier, Boston, in the main
go of ten rounds, will consist OF
thirty-eight rounds in all, seven
scraps being scheduled.
Several weight divisions will be
represented, from heavyweights
down to bantams. Action will
start at $3.50 p. m. and advance re-
ports indicate there will be large
crowd on hand.
Cox has been furnishing his SPAR
ring partners in daily workouts and
has been displaying unusual hard
punching ability. He was outpoint-
ed by Corrnier in Boston several
weeks ago and desires to erase that
adverse verdict by registering a
k. o. against the down east lad.
Cormier has been in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Title Tilt
Still Talk
Terms for Max Cob Go to
Be Drawn Up
Today.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Contracts
for the proposed fifteen-round
June title bout at Yankee Stadium
between Max Schmeling, worlds
heavyweight champion, and Jack
Sharkey of Boston, we're scheduled
ito be drawn up today
Before the contracts can be
signed, they must be submitted Fri
day to the New York state athletic
commission for approval. Also,
Schmeling and Sharkey each must
deposit a $4,000 guarantee that
the battle will be carried out on
whatever June day is selected.
1t is understood the Madison
Square Garden corporation will pro-
mote the bout for the benefit of
the Milk Fund at Yankee Stadium,
probably June Is.
No definite date was mentioned
Tuesday when Something's man
ayers, Jacobs and Mccartney ap-
peared before the athletic commits
sion, announcing that Schmeling
was willing and eager to satisfy
the commissions desire for a return
Sharkey bout. Schmeling asked
for reinstatement in New York state
as heavy champion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Georgia QuintetS Plays
the Local Real SiIkerS

Plenty of action is promised in
the two-game series between the
Real Silk RamblerS basketball
team, representing the indianapolis
plant, and the Dalton Real Silkers,
representing the Real Silk plant at
Dalton, Ga. These games will be
played at the U. B. gym, Eleventh
and Olney streets, Friday and Sat-
urday nights.
The Dalton aggregation, COM
posed entirely of workers from that
plant, were independent champions
Of Georgia in 1881.
Following are the schedules:
Friday
Real Silk Pirates VS.. Real Silk SpinnerS
Hartford FrockS VS.. Broadway Girls
Real SILK RamblerS VS.. Real Silk Mills
(Dalton).
Saturday
Real Silk Bulldogs VS.. Real Silk Girls
Real silk Night Hawks VS.. woodside A. C.
Real Silk Ramblers VS.. Real Silk Mills
(DaltOnl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Hall Drops
Cue Battle
By United Press

~ Onued Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-The worlds
three-cushion billiard champion
ship tournament entered its second
round today.
SIX unbeaten leaders at the end
OF the first round were Arthur
Thurnblad, Chicago, present cham
plon; Johnny Layton, Sedalia, Mo-;
Otto ReiSelt, Philadelphia, and Au-
gle Kieckhefer, Chicago. former
titleholders; Jake Schaefer, San
francisco, worlds greatest balkline
player, and Frank Scoville, SO, Buff
falo, playing in his second worlds
championship tournament.
1t was Scoville who supplied the
first upset of the tournament when
he defeated Allen Hall, Chicago.
tournament favorite, Tuesday, so to
AZ, IN a 58-inning match lasting
2 hours and IS minutes. ScoviIle's
slow, deliberate tactics completely
unnerved Hall, causing him to lose
control.
Augie Kieckhefer won from Gus
Copulos, the native-born Greek
from Eugene, Ore, so to AZ. in 81
innings in gallant uphill struggle.
Schaefer, in his debut at this style
OF game, was not impressive. al
though he defeated Tiff Denton.
Kansas City, former champion, so
to "a, in 81 innings.
In the other match played Tues
day Reiselt was extended to defeat
the fiery, dashing young Jay Boze-
man, Vallejo, CAL. the western
champion, so to 40, in Sc innings.
Todays schedule follows:
Afternoon
l:30-Hall VS.. Bud Westhus. ST. Louis
S;O0-Layton VS. Bozeman
- Night
Jacksonville VS. Copulos
B:OO-Thurnblad VS.. Len Kennev. CHICAGO
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Independent Basket Notices

of the Chain team. The team issues a
challenge to the Frankfort McDougals. For
games IN February write Marion Butler,
$500 Riverside Park road. or call Wa. 2700.
ring 4.
Irvington Trojans defeated the East
led the Trojans. scoring seventeen points
between them. Henderson and Wood
starred on defense. On Friday the Tro-
JAMS will meet the Geneva Merchants at
Old Butler gym at p. m A fast game
is expected as the Geneva team has sew
eral former high school players. R. f.
GLADDEN. is Trojan manager.
The Arsenal Bulldogs won over the JEFF
ferSon Bulldogs, % to 10, Monday night.
Feature field goals by Campbell and Gas
away Lea Leg the attsek BY the winners Bull
at 8 p. m. at st. Joe hall. Games are
wanted in the 15-17-year-old class by
Bulldogs. Call Cherry. 571a between $50
and 1880 p. m. and ask for John.
Union Printers have Dearborn hotel gym
for Saturday nights and desire to book
game for this Saturday. Call R. L. Elliott,
Banker Insurance League at the Hoosie1
A. c. Tuesday we're as follows:
Capitol Paper, "a; Indiana National, 90
Moynahan apartments ~ Union Print
Fletcher Trust. 81; Reserve Loan, II.
The Moynahan team continues to lead
the league by a good margin.
Schedule for the Industrial League to
be played at the East Tenth gym Thursday
night is as follows:
f:3o-Walgreen VS.. East Tenth Mer-
s:3O-Diamond Chain VS.. indianapolis
s:so-FIanner & Buchanan VS.. Inland
Box.
Riverside Olympics will meet Indian
apolis Meteors in the feature game of a
four-game schedule at Olympic gym. East
Riverside drive and Pruitt street. tonight.
Meteors we're runnersup in the recent west
side sectional of the city Sunday tourna-
inert In other games. olympic b team
will meet the st. Joe FIVE: Riverside Mar
ried Men viii meet Kingan's and the
Riverside Girls will play the Real Silk
Borders.
Strong Franklin team will meet Gen.
trail Avenue in the feature Epworth League
game tonight at P m at Broadway
gym. Other games will be Broadway Girls
vs.. Central Avenue Girls at 7 p. m. and
Broadway rs. Whiteland u. 3. at 8 .. N.
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BY DICK MILLER

More than a dozen applications
have been received by Butler Of
ficials for the apparently vacant
football coaching berth.
Although Butler officials have re-
fused to admit that the leave of
absence granted Harry M. Bell,
athletic director and grid coach,
means his passing from the Bull
dog athletic picture, there are few
who doubt it. Paul D. (Tony)
Hinkle, popular basketball coach,
will be acting athletic director
during the next semester, starting
Feb. l. Many believe Hinkle will
be the active and permanent head
next fall.
Bells leave Of absence was grant,
ed to allow him to continue gradu-
ate work at the University Of
Southern California.
1t is understood the appointment
of a football coach, whether part
time or full time, will rest with
DR.. Walter Scott Athearn, Butler
president, who has indicated it
might be a part-time position,
with new man assisting Hinkle.
Hinkle prefers full-time coach.
In addition to mis- regular season
cage duties, Hinkle holds a cage
practice in the spring and coaches
the golf squad.
Supported bv a petition being circulated
BY local alumni. Hugh Walden MddleS-
worth citv recreation director. ex-Butlsl
star athlete and coach. and assistant
coach at Indiana .. for FIVE wears. Is orc
Of the leading candidates for the sob
Middleworth Is exceedinglv nopular IN
local athletic circles. However nc may
meet some opposition from the force
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Down the ALLEYS
By LEFTY LEE

Heels and Soueaks defeating Bucxels
Toes and VampS.
TIL Michaelis Builders triple win over
tie for first place. these bows REGISTERING a
this club lost the rubber to Giesen Product.
AirSchner Auto Service also won two from
kistner-Meece Battery. The Michaelis
Team posted the seasons best three-game
sV Ssa 70 WIZ It's match having count Of
turning in counts Of 6S7. 633 and SOL jess
Pritehett led the field with a great SSe.
646, and Moran. 604.
\, The three contests completed in the
shoD oven wen tS Se Raros ehd F sa yap aS
a two,game win for Gates MARBLE f.'om
Federals.
ing the Hoosier A. @. League play. sith a
high single. game of AT and a three-raine
out-of-three win for Indisnsneiis bro ron
Forge. Hoosier Special and indianapolis
once 9iIIee supply over Holcomb and Hoke.
clean sweep for Centennial Press from
Oscars Tire.
trl BsiaW W5 fol Leagus sa@es resulted
OAK Grove Eggs and Tuxedo Feeds from
Inland Container. Oak Grove Butter. rer-
game win for Burroughs from Goidstein
Bros; Kossman. Wells and A. Geiger In
ished one, two. three during this Olay
Win counts OF 0SS 62l and 6lS.
CITY Han bowlers rolled on the Delaware
alleys. Park Board taking three from Con-
trollerS and Board of Works winning two
featured.
Citizens Gas No. League play on the
Fountain Square alleys resulted in a two
out-of@three verdict for the entire league.
Ledger. Heater. Exhaust and Gas defeating
Meter. Stove. Engine and Main. Benefits
asa game copied high honors.
Two-out-of-three seemed to be popular
among the Gas Company bows. the No
League also deciding its play over this
route. Bolts. Statements. DamperS ard
Ovens defeating TapS, CokeS, Drills and
Cranes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20

Fredericksburg. Fl. Wayne. INDIANAPOLIS
kingman, Knox. Lawrenceburg, Ligonier
Markle. Muncie, Rensselaer,, Spiceland.
Swayzee. Taylorsvil1e. Tell City. linton.
Vincennes. Wakarusa and wilkinson.
Nine former Hoosier champions
and many of the states OUTSTANDING
quintets are entered in the tour
ney.
Among the local teams entered
In the city play, according to Bob
Stehlin, in charge of the city tour
ney, are:
Flanner and Buchanans, Indiana Rel
Telephone. Vonnegut Hardware. Wizard A.
C'S, Capitol Silents. Modern Woodmen
indianapolis Flashes. Reserve Loan Iifes
Meteors. Habig Indians. Lauter Bows c7ub
d j.. Sunshine Cleaners. Real Silk
Ramblers. Eli Lillys, Kingans and the Bepd
Breads
Local teams which have not as
yet received entry blanks are re-
quested to call Stehlin at Drexel
3679-J.
Two teams from the local Sec
tlonal tourney will be placed in the
state championship tourney.
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CARMIN ROLLS rsi

CARMIN ROLLS fSi
Lee Carmin. rolling with the Star team,
In a Special match against the Muncie
Star. showed one of the greatest sets ever
rolled on Local drives: having ,Saamnes Of
a possible thirty-six strikes in the three
games Carmin secured total Of twenty
was rolled in match play. for it topped
the all-time city record by four pins. had
i been Dan made hbbd wss or Tcm IF fbs
piling up total Of sl2 for, three games
in the records The official all-time record
is a $50 oy John Blue. and this seasons
record Is stu held BY Frank Blask With
Muncie team Sill to 2,75s.
The shaw-walker and Community teams
Of the intermediate League won. three
Sqns hs s legs speoa a ins a
S65s gHpp two and F0 ehe R9 s
s Sis vif aSan Sssssff s @ ana s4$
Stevenson. $40: Buley. 600: OFT, 6oS. and
Rosemeyer. oOz.
400 doubles sweepstakes with special
prige awards to the winners viii be rolled
on the Illinois alleys SATURDAY. ana S'nnr
cove ali charges for each set. Bowl
ers NAV change partners and roll as often
as they Ike.
The Jess Pritchett Girls team changed
their name to Bowes Seal Fast ana Sele<@
hrated the change bv rolling 3 series OF
soT having games of GAS. $50 AMI S1S.
T;hev defeated the Marott team three
games during the Women's Social League
plav on the Hotel Antler drives; RS.
Eddie Never who secured two GOO scoreS
during last weeks play. continued her
hriiiiant work and finished with psi TO
total 635 during this set.
The entry list for the K. Of 9. national
tournament has passed the 500 team Eark;
according TO Stub Mathews secretary OF
dianapolis K. OF c. as whole would
committed the old record OF 47S teams. IN
Chicago would be lowered, and Mathews
promise OF the best meet fulfilled.
stahlhut Jewellers had the Beveridge
paper team on the run during the Prltchett
Recreation League series. taxing ne en-
fire set while Service Product and t.ot-
field Electric won two from Columbia Con-
serve and Thomas Restaurant. Walter
Hoffman scored 669 to lead this olay.
Mindach had GIT and Schneider GA
indianapolis Water Company play re-
and two-game win for Filters and Pumps
from Hvdrant and Valves.
The Soles two-game win over Uppers
vas the only evenly matched contest OF
the Row Steele Shoe League. all other
sniatches resulting IN bhntoutks Strings
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
q Quintets Enter City
Cage Event; 400 in State

Entries from more than 400 Hoo
sier amateur independent quintets
have been received for the four
teenth annual Indiana champion
ship basketball play. Wayne En-
melman, secretary of the Central
States Basketball Association, an
nounced today that approximately
300 quintets we're expected to COM
pete, as TIC took part in the 1891
event.
Twenty-one local quintets al
ready have entered the Indianapo-
lis section and city championship
tourney, it was announced today.
The local event will be played over
a nine-night stretch, starting at
Pennsy gym on Feb. s.
Thirty sectionals will be held
over the state, with the winners
competing on local Central Y. M.
G. A. court, Feb. IS, 26 and q for
state title.
The thirty sectional centers are:
Covington. Morgantown. BLOOMINGTON.
Bourbon. Camden. Converse. Brown loint.
Darlington. Evansville. Fairbanks. Fishers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Players With Three Gotham
Clubs Line Up for 1882 Play
Rn Enited Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Ten men,
bers of the New York Giants have
signed 1882 contracts, four are hold
outs, and Frank Hogan, catcher, i:
on the doubtful list.
Roy Parmalee, young right.
handed pitcher, Johnny Vergez
young third sacker, and Travis
Jackson, veteran Shortstop, have
announced they have accepted
terms.
Herb Pennock, Yankee pitcher,
has signed lis contract. Other
Yankees X STOOD 20 have signed
or to be holding the pen in hand
are Ed Wells, southpaw pitcher;
Sam Byrd, Outfielder; Earl Combs,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Yankees Buy
Jesse Hill

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O-Jesse Hill,
former Southern California sports
star, who has been diamond star
in the Pacific Coast League since
his collegiate days, today belonged
to the New York Yankees. Hill,
who batted $50 in 1880 and 800
last year in his first two seasons
of professional play, was purchased
by the American League club for
cash and players, it was announced
Tuesday.
Hill is an outf1elder, and throws
and bats right-handed. During his
collegiate days, Hill was a triple
threat football star and intercol-
legiate broad jumping champion at
u. S. c..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Firpo Outpoints Salts at
Armory; King Meets Rose

Henry Firpo, the Louisville mid
dleweight, had too much class for
young Bud Salts of Chicago, and
the bald-headed puncher scored an
easy ten-round triumph at the
Armory Tuesday night.
There were no knockdowns, al
though Firpo landed some solid
punches throughout the fray. There
was no question about the winner
after the third round.
Carl Eley, young Muncie welter,
made his first appearance here and
defeated Sailor Koski, Worcester.
Mass, in ten rounds. Eley piled up
big edge in the early rounds, but
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outf1elder, frankie Crosetti, young
inf1lder, and George PipgraS,
pitcher.
Charles (RedO Ruffing, big right
handed pitcher, and Bill Dickey,
catcher, are said to be holdouts. Joe
Sewell and Tony Lazzeri, veteran
lndelders, also dislike the terms
offered.
From the Brooklyn Robins comes
the report that Del Bissonette, vet
eran first baseman,, has signed his
contract. Bill Clark, ace Southpaw
pitcher, is reported disappointed by
his contract and negotiating for
better terms.
Jack Quinn, veteran Spitball
pitcher, returned his signed con-
tract to Brooklyn today.
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Phi Lambda Epsilson defeated Kappa
Alpha Phi, fraternity rival, IN their fourtn
annual cage battle ant at Dearborn hotel II
for the winners while Riggs was best for
the Kappas.
A. c. defeated Mohawks in an overtime.
Trinities play Bridgeport Cardinals
Wednesday night and Sunday afternoon
tangle with CTawfordsyille Casket quintet
to their gym on Wednesday and Sunday,
call Belmont 3205, ask for Joe, between 6
and $50 p. m.
North Side Ramblers defeated Senior
Scout Troop 81, II to 9; Connolly a ild
ike to schedule games in the 15-year-old
Cali Harrison 22i5-R. ask for Tom. Ram
blers are unbeaten in t1Ve starts.
East renth Church defeated Roberts
Park, 20 to "a. at the z. M. G. a. TUESDAY
night.
indianapolis Bearcats defeated Forester
Cubs, % to Is. and lost close oeclSlon
to Central ca A Aafbt ssos Between $50 and
6 p. m, and ask for Dick.
Two local teams have been playing IN
Spartans In the future. the team which
includes wuensch, Deck, Atkins. Lang.
Sauer. E. Richardson. J. Richardson W.
sam Langley. will play under the name
of Spartan Flashes. For games on home
snd-home basis. teams in the 1s-1s-yeaII-
old class. call manager at Drexel 2203-
ring s. between and 10 a. m. and 6 and
3. m. Flashes oyercame l6-to-lz mar
gin at the half to defeat Wesley Flyers.
81 to "a, in their last start. Wuensch and
Deck starred. Wizards, Black and Orange
and Irvington Trojans. notice.
Hardwood Kids. playing in the 12-14
year-old class. desire games. Call or write
George Freije. 2l0l North Harding street.
or call Talbot 1896 or 415l.
The Phi lambda Epsilon fraternity net
tiers scored their fourth straight victory
over Kappa Alpha Phi at their fourth
annual basketball cAace Fraternity teams
interested in forminN a Wednesday night
league call Hu. 6497 between 6.45 and
1880 D. m. and ask for Gordon Sutton.
Delta Sigma NJ. Phi Beta Sigma. Chi
Sigma Chi and Ace Club take notice.
Chain Gang defeated Mohawk A. c.s.
Is to 49, at Brookside. Boyer and King
were high scorers. Brookside Citizens and
First Baptists viii be the next opponents
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
OLYMPIC TRIALS OFF

By United Press
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Jan. 90
Trials for the United States Olym-
pic combination racing and jumping
ski team have just been cancelled,
and the ski committee announced
Tuesday night that the ten mem
bers of the American team will be
selected on the basis of past per-
formances. Name of team members
must be filed by Thursday night.
The racing trials had been sched-
uled for today over an eighteen
kilometer course, but a survey of
the course Tuesday revealed a
scarcity of snow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Franklin Cagers Nose Out
Indiana Central, "a to %

a free toss for Franklin, and from
then on neither team held more
than one-point edge at any time.
With two minutes of play left and
Central leading, % to %, Staples
hit two charity shots that won the
game.
Judd's accurate Sharpshooting
kept /. G. in the game. He tailed
fourteen points. Surface was high
for Franklin with nine. Brewer,
Franklin center, held De Jernett to
one field goal.
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the easterner rallied late in the
battle and landed some singing
wild rights in the last two frames
which had the Hoosier worried.
Jack Malone. local lightweight, and AL
holden OF Worcester. Mass. staged an in
teresting six-rounder. which the Judges
cailed even. They battled all the wav.
both landing some stif punches.
Eph Writ went down twice in the third
ttounu ano MS seconds tossed in the
Se0WeI. giving Homer Sheridan veteran
sioux SIOUX City battler. a technical Knockout
IN the opener. Red Holloway local
WSyesIIterWelght outpointed Red Bvers Gf
Nlncennes over the six-round route
JACK King. Little Rock welter will make
MS .second appearance here next Tuesdav
AGAINST Billy Rose of Cincinnati in the
ten round armory feature 80 ~
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20

After trailing, IS to 8, at the half,
Indiana Central cagers forced
Franklin. college to the limit Tues
day night as the Grizzlies eked out
a 24-to-23 triumph.
Central failed to display the form
and power exhibited in winning its
last three games. Franklin COM
pletely outplayed the Greyhounds
in the initial chapter. AS the Sec
ond half opened, Judd paced rally
which enabled Central to take a 49,
toll edge. Bud Surface counted
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Moss on Mat Card

Big Bill Moss, former I. U. grid
der and wrestler, has been signed
to take on Charles Bobo, local VET
eran, in the opening bout of the
Friday mat program at the Armory.
A double windup is carded for
the show, with young Buck Weaver
of Terre Haute taking on the popu-
lar Bobby Sampson in the top two
out-of- three-fall feature. Johnny
Carlin viii appear in the other top
event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
CHESTER CAGERS WIN

81 Times Special
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Jan. 90
With Dubois setting the scoring
pace, Manchester college cagers
scored an easy SO to 20 win over
Huntington college here Tuesday.
Thirteen Spartan players saw
action, with the ChesterS holding
% to 3 edge at the half. Rudicel
was outstanding for Huntington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
COAST TO SEE HAMAS

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Steve
Hamas, former Penn State foot
ball star, will meet Armand Eman-
uel, California heavyweight, in a
ten-round bout at Olympic audi
forum, Los Angeles, Feb. Is, HamaS'
manager, Charles Harvey, an
nounced Tuesday night.
Hamas and Harvey will depart
for California early in February.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
Bloomington Is Dropped by
Three-I League; Six Left

By United Press
DECATUR, Ill, Jan. 2O.-The
Three-I League, one of basebalps
Oldest minor circuits, will operate
as a six-club league next season as
a result of action taken by club
owners at an executive session here
Tuesday night.
The league leaders voted to dis
card Bloomington, a member of the
circuit since its origin, in order to
bring the number of teams to six
as a result of the withdrawal of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20

-" AAA6A PACooouAC, VIII Vi lose.
OWnie was king of A. A. Short
stops in 1908 when he covered that
position for the Indianapolis pen
nant winners of that year, gradual
ing to Detroit, where he assumed
the role of a star for a long stretch
OF seasons, eventually going to
washington as utility infielder one
season and manager the next. His
Washington club finished fourth
landing in the first division for the
first time in many years.
Bush's Pittsburgh Pirates won
the National League pennant in
1927 and lost to the New York Yam
KEGS in the world series.
American Association club own
ers met in Chicago today to adopt
the 1882 schedule, and it was an
nounced that Minneapolis will open
at indianapolis, Tuesday, April -
This arrangement will place Bush
against his hometown team in the
lid-lifter at new Perry stadium. The
1882 schedule calls for 1853 games.
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STATE SWAMPS ROSE

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 90
Indiana State Normal cagers won
their annual rivalry tilt with Rose
Poly here Tuesday, 81 to %. Rose
rallied in the second half after
trailing % to at the intermis-
SiOnS.
Chestnut and McCallum starred
for the Sycamores, and Richardson
was best for Rose.