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all over the country. Local entry
blanks already received numbered
nearly fifty. Entries will be re-
ceived up to and including Wednes-
day.
In order to give the swimmers the best
possible advantage for speed, now light
ing fixtures and turning boards have been
installed at the ends of the L A. .. pool.
The Classification, Junior National is
generally misunderstood to pertain to iu-
venile competition. Dick Papenguth. I.
A. G. athletic director End a member Of
the national A. A. u. record committee.
says there. is no age limit for entries in
this. divisionG Swimming championships
of the Amateur Athletic, Union consist of
class is open to all registered amateurs
from any country. while the junior class
is open to all registered athletes who rave
not won a first place in the same class Of
events
A. A. o. aquatic events are divided into
the following classes: Free style. back
stroke, breast stroke. diving. medley and
pentathlon. relav and water polo. The
winner of one event in the junior cham
pionships in anv of the said classes is
ineligible for further competition as q
Junior in such class.
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PURDUE CHOICE OVER ILLINI, l. u TESTS WILDCATS
Shortridge
Faces Jeff
Tim CampbeII'S Tech Quin-
tet Noses. Out MunCie
in Overtime.

With four triumphs in five tussles,
featured by Techs 10 to II over
time decision over the title defend
ing Muncie BearcatS, city prep
quintets will see action in four
games tonight.
Kenny Peterman's Shortridge
FASTENERS, showing signs of break
ing the slump into which they
dropped during the holidays. will
battle A. B. Masters jefferson
Bronchos at Lafayette in the fea-
ture struggle. Petermsn has indi-
Gated changes in the Blue Devil
lineup for tonight's fray, with Braf-
ford and De Wees, veteran guards,
the only sure starts.
Edward Is Hero
Cathedral goes to Cicero for
action, and Washington's Cont
nentalS, showing increasing power
with each tilt, get a major test
against Morton at Richmond. The
Red Devils nosed out Kokomo Fri
day night, and will provide the local
Purple five stiff competition.
Brilliant play of lie Roy Edwards,
the siX-foot, four-inch center, was
the highlight of Techs surprising
win over Muncie on the Bearcats'
home hardwood. Edwards tailed
three times from the field and
three times from the gratis stripe.
to lead Tim Campbell's snipers to
victory, and his crack defensive play
held Jack Mann, ace of the jolly
men, to two field goals.
Lou Reichel's Park school five
plays its fourth encounter of the
season. meeting Ben Davis at
Bridgeport gym tonight at p. m.
Gauker Comes Through
Tech trailed Ia to IL at half time.
and took a 16-to-14 edge in the
third quarter, but Muncie knotted
the count at 17-all before the gun.
In the overtime, Gauker connect
ed from mid-fioor for the winning
points. Schuck, Muncie captain,
missed two free throws which would
have tied the count.
Cathedral turned in another tri-
umph Friday. humping Noblesville
"a to 7. With reserves in action.
Joe Dienhart's FASTENERS held a
5-to-4 edge at the half. Varsity
performers boosted the count III the
second period, Eddie O'Connor set
ting the pace.
Ripple Five Wins
Taking an early lead, Broad Rip
pie walloped Greenwood, 81 to IS.
EaverSon was outstanding for Rip
pie, with Murbarger and Ammer-
man also turning in stellar per-
formances. Piercy led the losers.
With Bright starring at the pivot
position, Washington's Continentals
continued their speedy pace to beat
Ben Davis, 80 to %. The count was
tied six times, but stellar defensive
play of Baumbach and basket snip
ping by Foudray gave the Purple
victory. Starmes got thirteen points
for Ben Davis.
Manual was the only local loser
Friday night, the southsiders bowling
to a strong Mooresville five which
forced Shortridge at top speed last
week, 25 to IL. Moorseville took an
earyl lead, with Stevens and Nc
Creary setting the pace and never
was headed. Tech box score.
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Sox TO OPEN FEB. "a

Tiuton. IS: Sharpesville. II.
Windfall 50: Goldsmith. 10.
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Tigers Lead
Ohio League

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind. Jan. g.
Tubby Moffett's De PAW Tigers
today held the undisputed lead in
the Buckeye conference cage race
as the result of 30 to Is triumph
over Ohio university, defending
champions, here Friday. 1t was
the sixth straight for the Old Gold.
and their third in conference COM
petition.
De Paw took a Is to IL lead at
the half, and held the Buckeye five
to a single field marker in the sec
ond period. Coperland with ten
points and Eubank with twelve, led
the victors, and Brown was best
for the invaders.
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Baron Long Engineers Race
Bet Coup to Clean Bookies

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. 9.-Baron
Long, hotel man and part owner of
the Aqua Caliente corporation, was
revealed today as the astute race
track gambler who forced down the
odds on Linden Tree, 2-year-old, on
the Aqua Caliente track Thursday,
to take bookmakers for a $4,000
Cleaning"
That was the extent of his profit,
he said, although his coup was said
to have cost Chicago bookmakers
alone $4,000.
For years." Baron Long said, 7
have observed the bookmakers of
the country sending money to the
tracks apparently for the purpose of
cutting the prices of horses their
clients had bet on. Remembering
the day. when because of this come
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Two Fistic Crowns Vacant;
MIA. Lists Top Contenders

JUNIOR L1GHTWEIGHT-Chs mpion. Kid
Chocolate. Cuban Negro; g. Al Foreman,
Montreal; g. Benny Bass Philadelphia. 4.
Roger Bernard, Detroit.
FEATHERWEIGHT - Champion. Chris
(Batl Battalino. Hartford, Conn; 2. Earl
Mastro. Chicago: 3. Mel Tarleton. England:
4. AL Brown. Panama Negro.
BANTAMWEIGHT-C Al Brown,
Panama Negro; 2. Newsbov Brown. Cali
fornia; 3. Emile Pladner, France; 4. Pete
Sanstol. Norway.
France: 2. Jackie Brown. England; 3. MID
get Wolgast. Philadelphia; 4. Frankie
Genaro. New York.
The N. B. A. has tournaments in
progress to fill the two vacant titles.
The winner of the Gorilla Jones'
Oddonne Piazza match at Milwau-
kee Jan. Is will be recognized as
middleweight titleholder. The light
heavyweight tournament is expected
to set up a new 175-pound cham
pion not later than March.
General John w Clinin, NJ B. A..
president, said today Battalino's
failure to make the weight for his
match with Lew Feldman in New
York did not affect his status in N.
B. A. territory.
The New York state athletic COM
mission vacated Battalino's title
when he weighed in at 1864
mounds
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) Tits on
Big 10 Bill
Badgers Battle Michigan,
Gophers Take On
Chicago.
BY JOHN B. MILLER
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Jan. EVERY team
in the Big Ten gets into action
against a conference foe tonight as
the 1882 basketball title race gains
full Roadway.
The Purdue Illinois and Indiana
Northwestern contests are features,
with the Hoosier state teams doped
10 break even. Purdue is favored
over the rangy Illinois, and North
western, defending champion, is a
slight choice to win its second con-
ference game.
The season promises to unfold one
Of the hardest fought races in west
ern conference history Purdue is
the only favorite to rate much above
field of dangerous contenders.
The five games tonight follow.
Purdue at Illinois.
Indiana at Northwestern.
Michigan at Wisconsin.
Minnesota at Chicago.
Iowa at Ohio state.
Iowa, Chicago, Michigan and
Minnesota meet their first confer
ence competition.
The game between Wisconsin and
probably will be the hard
est fought of the five contests. DR..
Walter E. Meanwell's Badgers proved
tough in their first game, al
though dropping an overtime con-
test to Northwestern after leading
the Wildcats much of the way.
The Wildcats, with Joe Rieff,
high scorer last year,
leading the attack, expects difficulty
downing a veteran Indiana team
which has failed to click so far this
season, but may get started tonight.
The Illini, smarting under a 20 to
% upset by Ohio State. may make
the going tough for Purdue. The
scored a smashing 40
to 30 victory over Indiana in their
first game. They will be led by
Johnny Wooden, all-America guard,
and Harry Kellar, all-conference
forward
The big Buckeyes should meet lit
tie opposition in Iowa, an untried
team built largely of sophomores.
which won all five of its
pre-conference games. should add
one more game to the Maroons
four-game losing streak Chicago,
lacking height and class, won only
its first practice tilt.
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Shippers Turn Back
Normal by Decisive Score

the fact Danville exhibited a fine
squad and one which played heads
up ball all evening.
Tackett and those two other great
feeders" Searle Profitt and Ray
Miller, paved the way for Howard
Chadd and Lyle Withrow to give
the Normalites a sad party. Howard
managed to check up thirteen points
and Lyle tailed ten.
1t was an interesting basketball
game to watch with Butler having
a big eye in defensive ability and
more than a slight advantage in of
fensive skill. 1t was an enjoyable
night, outside of the fact that But
ler's rooters do need few lessons
in gallantry.
E. Reeves and Hawley each scored
two field goals for the visitors.
Score:
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When Chuck Invaded Texas Frontier

FOLLOWING the practice of
il famous big leaguers, Chuck
Klein, hard-walloping Indianap-
oils fly chaser with the Philadel-
phia Nationals went on an expe-
dition with rod and gun at the
close of the 1881 season and re-
manned in the southwest for a
couple of months.
Klein joined out with Pinkie
Whitney, Phillie third sacker;
Rodney Whitney, Little Rock
catcher, and Frank Watt, Phillie
pitcher, and the four ball tossers
had a big time in Texas and
Mexico.
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back money, I was forced to take
one to ten on a legitimate six to one
shot, I got to wondering what would
happen if conditions were reversed"
He then explained how he had
reversed conditions.
Il bet $1,000 to win on Linden
Tree with an eastern commissioner.
AS the horses were going to the
post, asked the manager of the
mutuel department if it was too late
to make a bet. He replied mo, .
and I handed him $500 and list
of bets made up of every horse in
the race except Linden Tree.
The net result was to win SO, 700
and lose $500, a net profit of
$4,000. I ought not to be telling
this, but the howl of anguish which
rolled in made the story too good
To keep"
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Roughing in the open was great
sport and the party enjoyed huge
success with reel, shot guns and
rifles. Picture of Klein with rife
was taken at Eagle Pass, Tex.
Some sombrero, that.
The other snapshot was taken
when the party explored in and
around Loreda, Mexico. Just to
prove his versatility. Klein re-
turned home and took up bowling
again after being absent from the
alleys since last February. And
they do say the big boy is getting
his share of wood.
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him his title, for title is only won
and lost in the ring. Battalino's
failure to make the featherweight
poundage was due to a knee injury,
which prevented him from trailing"
Malley said he was positive Bat
talino could make the class weight
and that his boy would prove such
was the case by taking on Freddie
Miller Of Cincinnati, in a title"
bout to be held at Hartford, Conn,
Jan. Is.
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TTARRY DUBLINSKY, above,
Il i well-known junior welter of
Chicago, will meet Jack King of
Little Rock, in the ten-round fea-
ture match of Tuesday nights
legion boxing card at the Armory.
Local fight fans saw Dublinsky
in action. at FIT. Harrison season
before last, when he knocked out
frankie Ferro.
Dublinsky's foe Tuesday night,
Jack King, has whipped both
Billy Rose and Donald Fagg at
Muncie in the last month. The
young Arkansas pug has had but
eighteen fights, winning them all,
it is said.
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Feldman. he might have tried it
again and again. And then one
fine morning he would have awak-
ened to find that there wasn't going
to be any more agains-that a
steady diet of Turkish baths. little
or no food and little or no water
had exacted its toll.
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Central CagerS
Trip Earlhan1

Indiana Central's rejuvenated ca
gers handed 81 ariGullion's Earl
ham college quintet its second set
back of the season at University
Heights gym Friday, % to 81. A
brilliant last half rally, after the
Greyhounds led, IS to 9. at the half
time, almost knotted the count for
the invading Quakers.
Dave DeJernet. big Negro center,
and Emig set the pace for Harry
Goods collegians. Shamel and
Johnson shared honors for Earl
ham. Maze, giant Quaker center,
was held scoreless by the Grey
hounds.
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Bill Tilden to
Play German

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Jan civilian
T. Tilden will meet Hans Nusslein,
22-year-old German tennis cham
pion, tonight in the finals of the
eastern professional title tourna-
ment at Convention hall.
NuSslein reached the finals Friday
night by defeating Emmett Pare of
Chicago in three straight sets, So,
GO, 6-3, in the semi-final match.
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featherweight champion of the
world. Battalino was deprived of
his title by the New York boxing
commission Friday when he failed
to make the 126-pound limit for the
scheduled fifteen-round title battle
with Lew Feldman at Madison
Square Garden. Bat weighed in at
1851 pounds, and the entire Gar
den card was Cancelled.
"Battalino's failure to make l26
pounds at the weighing in cere-
money" Malley said. does not cost
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AT AUGUSTA. Me.-Cowboy Jack Willis,
Portland knocked out Jack Davis. Kew
YORK :, Haywood Storey Boston out
AT BURLINGTON vt.-starley Win
neryk Lawrence. Mass. featherweight
outpointed Charlie Beaupre. Burlington.
il0l: Young Firpo. Barre lightweight. out
pointed Mickey Ashline, Plattsbursh. N
Y. tSl.
AT NEW HAVEN, conn.-Baby Bear. ls1,
New Haven, defeated Johnny Fitzpatrick,
New York, 1321a 49,; Joe Oliver. 1872
New Haven. defeated George Russo, Bridge
port. 1876, t6l,
AT CH1cAGO-Jack Roper. New Orleans.
heavyweight. won a ten-round decision
from Al Friedman. Philadelphia.
AT DETRoIT-Ray Miller. Chicago won
a decision from Make Strub. Erie. Pa,
100: Jimmy Hill. Filipino welterwe1ght
Knocked out Howard Mclean, Lansing
Mich. %.
AT HoLLYwooD-Eddi Murdoch. OKLA
homa. l53 decisioned Wiloman Macias,
Mexican. $50. (10l.
AT SAN CASTOR LecadTe,
144ia. France drew with Jimmy Evans
1863, San Francisco. in ten rounds.
we a Ei Mass a defeated Fran aE gsiozs
1863. Erie. ll0l. Jimmy Dean. lS4s4. Erie.
Technically Knocked out johnny Boyson.
1909, Elvria. o.. in the fourth OF their
scheduled six rounds.
AT cLEvELAND-Jack December. Mar
ouette, Mich. welterweight' .defeateo
meal Knockout from joey Forchione. can
ton. l5l.
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By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-The Chicago
White Sox will leave for a weeks
preliminary training at Mineral
Wells, Tex, Feb. "a, Secretary Harry
Gardiner announced today. The
entire squad will report at the clubs
training camp at San Antonio. Tex,
March 3.
Seven exhibition games have been
arranged as follows:
March II q. Of Texas al Austin. March
10 and 30. San Antonio: March Is and rs.
81 IT. Worth; March ~ ana 70. at Dallas.
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ing quarters, gathered his loved ones
about him, rolled up his sleeves, and
proceeded to wreak much havoc on
some fine Italian dishes. The feast
cost him his featherweight, title, but
ii probably added ten years to his
life, so I guess the Bat broke
little better than even, anyway.
Had the Bat gone ahead and tor
tured himself down to the 126-
pound class for the scheduled fiji
teen-round title fight with Lew
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AT CHICAGO-Jack Roper. New Orleans.
heavyweight. won a ten-round decision
from AL Friedman. Philadelphia.
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BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press Stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Christo-
IN pher (BaO Battalino has done
lot Of smart things in his life, such
as hitting opponents hard and
often on the profile. but his smart
est piece of work came on WedneS-
day when he decided it was foolish,
not TO mention suicidal. to try and
lose fifteen pounds for a fight
Having made this decision Batta-
limo slipped away from his train
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Race Entries
Saturday
AT TROPICAL PARK

AT TROPICAL PARK
md FIs S Se and fa onehaf
Nile iii Fauquieir s' pride, III; Chiefs
Jessie Coppage Ill; Foolish Fellow, ll6;
Big Slam, III Star Royal, Ill; Jimmie G.
lll InWdious, Ill.
Second Race claiming; 4-year-olds and
upi five and one-halt turlonGsl -Dunnel-
len, lis; Charlie 113: Light Nun. l0S;
Patrick Callahan, ll3; Shasta Lover, liS;
Margaret Parker, 1903.
Third Race Claiming, S-year-olds six
furlongs) Reservation, Ill. Jane Nc, l03;
T TuqEn os Miss Avondaie los Prepare
II; siwonay 1903; Dancy Boy los; Baal
Fourth Race claiming, 4-year-olds and
up six turlonss,- Wh1iIawa1E ll2; JAZZ age age
al2 o rs S9s2 os Ham AMI NofiiiSyce lOS
Fifth Race claiming: 4-year-olds and
up; mile) --westko. 1Os;. siIyery, 1893;
xlCoady. ITO: Outburst 100, Putter, l05
(X)Druggist, los; (x)Muff LOG.
Sixth Race claiming 4-year-ods and
up mile and one-siXteenth) -Stevio. no.
txfOur Pal 100. CxlTyphoon lOs xlTack
1o7 txl Sour Mash 10e; Gold Mint. ia;
Battling on, ia Braggadocio, ITO;
lAlWanGtIluE 1olQt AuSF NAtJuAt N1OOns
%; Duelist, ITO.
Seventh Race Claiming; 4-year-olds and
up mile and quarterl-( xl Nose Gay, 100;
arch. 10: CX) Prince Toy. 1907; OK Tuscan
Knight. los; Brush lO7; Cx)Frances st.
L., l02 Big 30 ITO; Observation, los.
AT HAVANA
First Race claiming; 3-year-olds; five
King Bocter. no. Notre Ninette lOS: June
Bride, 105; Donday, los: Staracene. los;
Dais. 1903; Dictate, los; Keswick no.
Second Race Claiming; s-year-olds and
m: maidIens' fDe and one-half turlongsl-
iO6; Real SILK, loi; 1ndiasen 1906 Chilly
Gal. l0l; Chummy. LOG: Sun Buyer, l16;
All. P. Louchem entry.
Third Race claiming s-vear-olds: five
Choice. ais; Morospace, 1903: iced Up. los;
Friendly Ways, los; jag Time, ITO; Cuban
Peter, ITO; Ina Rage, 10.
Fourth Race claiming: 3-yesr-olds; hve
and one-half furlongSl Thistle Lass l05;
Runaway Kid. ITO: Rainbow Dance, 1Os;
der Speed. ia; Golden Sandels, 100; Alb
stain, LOG.
Fifth Race Claiming: s-year-olds and
IN, six furlongsl -Gurgler. 100; FLYING.
100: Barston los: Clare Bee i07: Parties.
tl3, Medicine Bow. ll9: Vests Fox, 1l6.
Sixth Race tclaiming: s-year-ods and
M; nile and fifty vardsl--Just Ormont
los; Brick Kiln. ia: Domino. 100: Timon
los: Thistle Dee los: Honest John. ia:
Colonel Bob Ill; Belgium. l05
Seventh Race Claiming; S-year-olds and
in. mile and hfthy YARDS Thistle
Marty. i07; Chill Wind. 1l2; Mozart. 1l2:
Excellenov. Ill: Xylophone. ia; Dick
Weidel. liz: Crash i07. Amsterdam III:
Evening SKY. i07. Murmuring Pines iI2:
High Life ll2; Fair Glow. ll2.
weather, clear track, good,
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Butler Juniors defeated High Tabs of
Thrty-fourth and Central Presbyterian
church. 81 to rs. Lyons was high-point
scorer for the Juniors. For games. call
Humboldt 6758, ask for Herb. Games are
wanted on a home-and basis.
Holy Trinity Juniors defeated Communal
Midgets. % to "a. in a fast game. Juniors
would like to schedule games on home
and-home basis. Call Belmont 1898, ask
for AL, between S and 6 p. m.
Indianapolis Bearcats are setting swift
pace and have lost but one game this sea
son and are eager to book games with
teams having access to gyms, or will go
f1ftv-1ftv on gym expenses. Call Talbot
1905. between 6 and 7 p. M. and ask for
Dick
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UV JHfttW 7 FNSN
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. a.
Max Schmeling got an enthusiastic
reception from 1000 fans when he
appeared at New Haven arena Fri
day night to box three sparmates.
He spared three minutes against
each.
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BY NORMAN E. IssACs


Marshall Tackett and the other
swell basketball players that Tony
Hinkle uses to advertise Buffers
basketeering prowess gave Danville
Normal a neat little lesson at the
Bulldog fieldhouse Friday night, 81
to 10.
The game wasn't quite as close
as the score might indicate, despite
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GOLF RULERS CONVENE

Naming Of Z. 5. Women's Team
Only U. S. G. A. Business.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Unlike this
time last year, when the retirement
of Bobby Jones had the golf world
all upset, the United States Golf
Association held its annual meet
ing here today. with everything
calm and peaceful.
The biggest thing expected to
come out of the meeting was the
announcement of the six players to
represent the United States in the
women's international match with
the British.
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TURNER FIVE IS READY
South Side Quintet Battles Oilers
at Local Gym.

DOUAh QUINCY APoehtNS OhNh y
at Local Gym.
South Side Turner's are all set for
the invasion of the powerful Dia-
mond Oilers from Tulsa, Okla, Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock when
they clash at Turner gym.
Turner's will have the same line
up which made a strong showing
against Firestones, including Hodges,
Evans, Thompson and Wooden, for
wards; Kelly, Floyd. Modlin and
kaufman, guards, and Waltz at
center. Chuck Hyatt, Chief West,
Mullins and other stars are in the
Oilers lineup Turner Girls play
Real Silk Girls Club and Turner
Flyers will see action in prelim
tits starting at l p. m.
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Kautsky A. c.. winner of the thirty-two-
team Gold Medal tourney. wants games
with strong state teams. Single or home
and-home games are wanted Upton
Danville. Docs Gang Morgantown
Greensburg. Gosport. Fishers. Swayzee and
jamestown, call Frank KautSkv South
bein avenue indianapolis A game is
wanted for this week
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MINNESOTA HONORS NEIGHROR.

When the Minnesota basketball
team appeared in the dedicatory
game in the new North Dakota
State college gymnasium, it marked
the first time in years that a
Gopher quintet opened the season
aWav from home
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SAMPSON TAKES BOUT
Carlin Is Tossed Out of Ring in
ArmOry Mat Go.

Taking the second and third falls,
Bobby Sampson defeated Johnny
'Carlin in the main wrestling go at
the Armory Friday. The losing
grappler captured the first toss with
giant swing, Sampson the second
with a flying tackle and Sampson
the third when Carlin was tossed
out of the ring and counted out.
Other bouts:
Joe Gilman downed Arthur Saxton. Pete
Morello and Buck Weaver wrestled to a
draw and Harold Sims and Joe Evans I'm
iShed even
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Morton B. Cs would like to book games
IN the 13-l6-year-old class with teams
having access to gyms. Call Harrison
2O2l-J. ask for Chuck. or write A. j. Nor
ton. 1925 West Twenty-ninth street.
Christamore Triangles and Lauter Mid
gets, notice
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Totals 9 3 III Total. 7 10
NAL. 7.
Referee stonebraker wabash. Umpirs
Gard Indiana