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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
De Paw Holds Wabash to
Two Goals, Wins y to s

Rex Moffett, veteran forward
paced the winners with four two
pointers and Graham got two. The
Methodists, showing their best form
of the season, held a 13-to-3 mar.
gin at the half in winning theil
eighth game in nine starts.
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Jan,
21-Held to two field goals by the
Tigers brilliant defense, Wabash
college snipers bowed to De Paw
here wednesday, 27 to 8. Caldwell
hit the nets twice for the only Scar
let folders.
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PATS PLAY LANTERNS

st. Patricks will battle Morgan
town Green Lanterns, one of the
strongest quintets in the state, at
Pennsy gym Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
Real silk Raupblers play Kingasas at
$50 and Shell Oilers get int. ac-
ton at l.30.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
BOXING BILL APPROVED

CHICAGO, Jan. ACCESSIBILITY of
Chicago getting major heavy
weight bout in the near future was
increased when the Illinois senate
passed fifteen-round boxing bill
Wednesday, by vote of 38 to 8.
The bill was expected to be passed
by the house today and signed by
the Governor this week.
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College Cage Scores

De Pauw. 81: Wabash. s.
Centre. 80 Pennsylvania. 10.
DuoueSne. 81: Catholic u. 81.
Fordham 20: Rider. Is.
LeHigh. So: Muhlenbexg. 80.
MARYLAND IS: NAVY. IS.
Mercer. 40: Georgia Tech. 80.
Pittsburgh. 81: Carnegie Tech. "a.
Providence. 81: Harvard rs.
Roanoke So ". NJ. J.. ~.
Texas Christian So Texas ~.
Valparaiso fTndA IS. Aupusfana, -.
Eastern Illinois Teachers. a.. Sparks.
Denisou. IS: Cincinnati. a..
Wllminskon, rs: DAYTON. ~.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
OAKS FACE SYCAMORES

By Times Special
OAKLAND CITY, Ind, Jan. 21.--
Oakland City college cagers we're
ready today for their battle with
State Normal of Terre Haute here
tonight.
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GRAB SKEET HONORS

Breaking SO out of 100 targets,
Sully triumphed again in the fea-
ture event at Indianapolis Skeet
Club Wednesday. Fox won the
fifty-target even with 46, and
Richards was high in the twenty
five targets with 20.
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Elves
in Tourney
Frankfort Plays MunCie,
TrojanS Take On
Anderson.
RY vERN RnYEIT.

While the five Indianapolis
schools in the city series are settling
their annual cage dispute, Hoosier
prep quintets, driving down the
stretch in preparation for the an
nual title classics, will stage an
other weekend Of high class at
fractions.
Tech, Shortridge, Washington,
Manual and Broad Ripple are in
volved in the local tourney action,
to open at Tech gym Friday night.
A number of tits between old
rivals tops Fridays program. Muncie
and Frankfort renew an old feud
at Frankfort, and Pete jolly, Bear
cat mentor, is said to have juggled
his Muncie lineup in an attempt to
get the champions back in their
winning stride.
Trojan Star Out
Newcastle, stepping along at the
top of the pack, meets a stern foe
and old rival in Anderson at the
Rose City. Everett Case is apply
ing the pressure to his Anderson
Indians and the Trojans, minus the
services of v. Huffman, all-state
Backyard, may receive their first
conference setback and their Sec
ond defeat of the season.
Bedford, only conqueror of New
castle, will seek to wipe out the
singing defeat at Anderson last
week by stopping the rejuvenated
Washington Hatchets at the Stone
City. Bloomington and Martinsville
get together in their annual tussle
at the Artesian city.
Alices Test Columbus
Another battle attracting state
wide attention is the invasion of
Columbus by Vincennes. Both are
recognized as topnotch southern
title contenders. Franklin goes to
Connersville for the annual fray.
Alexandria gets two tests over the
weekend, entertaining Frankton on
Friday and going to Kendallville
Saturday.
In addition to the regular week.
end tits, sectional play in the an
nually hard-fought Wabash valley
tournament opens in fifteen centerS.
Some prominent Hoosier and Illi-
nois teams are entered. Other
games:
Friday
Upton at Charlottesville.
Elkhart at Plymouth.
Goshen at South Bend Central.
South Bend fRilevl at la Porte.
Horace Mann at Emerson Gary.
Central of FIT. Wayne at Decatur.
Delphi at Washington at East Chicago
Michigan City at Roosevelt of East
Chicago.
Rushville at Greencastle.
LoganSport at Kokomo.
jefferson at LafayeJJe at Huntington.
Richmond at Rochester.
Mitchell at Seymour.
GreenSburg at ShelbYville.
Wallace of Gary at Valparaiso.
Wabash at Auburn.
Saturday
Button at Central of Ft. Wayne.
Warsaw at Elkhart.
Vincennes at Central of Evansville.
Emerson of Gary at South Side of Ft.
Wayne.
Jefferson of Lafayette at Wabash.
Mitchell at New Albany.
Wabash at Auburn
Columbus at Jacksonville.
Marion, Rochester and Winamac at
Peru for blind tourney.
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Wischmever bows over Chocolate Drink,
and two-game win for Cottage Cheese.
Milk and Cream from Dreamed Butter
milk. Buttermilk and Nursev. Bucksot had
three consistent games to lead this loop
with a total of SIS.
Triple wins ruled the Eli Lilly League
play. Mail Order, Bottle, Freight order
Stock Order and Carton. Crosby connected
for high, single game honors with a 230
count. while c. Fender was best over the
three-game route with a total of 584.
The Lions Club entertained the officers of
TT. Harrison at the Washington Hotel and
then took them to the Hotel Antler alleys
and spoiled their day by defeating rile m
in a special match game. after a hard
fought battle. Chrisney led the Lions to
this win. with. total of 6l3. Major SPOON
showed best for FIT. Harrison. scoring 584.
General Jameson took the lead-off position
for one Of the Fort teams and rolled Games
Of 144. 1877 and 14s, total of 429.. Tie
Lions will play return match on the FIT.
Harrison drives in the near future.
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,iLQWDOWN ON. DEMPsEY'S TouR
II mas been disclosed that Jack Demr.
ssey. former heavyweight Champion. Is u.s.
tthbs saiety methods as he barnstormg
"a tnro2Iuighout the country Sports writer's
IN Cleveland became suspicious the other
gay gay ano requested information on an
points OF the contract covering the four
round meeting on Feb. II. between Jack
ana tommy Risko. Cleveland is a deci-
SION city. with a boxing commission. and
lt was learned that Leonard Sachs Demp-
seys manager. promoted" the commission
70 hit the ban on no-decision bouts
Therefore. there's no chance for an Official
decision being recorded against Dempsey
unless RIsko scores a knockout Never
theless, Sachs has demanded the bout be
advertised as a regular fight and not as
an exhibition. Dempsey will receive so
per cent Of the receipts and It is esti-
mated the gate will total $50. 600 giving
Jack $4,000. Risko. being home fighter
and drawing card. felt he is entitled
to more than So. GOO. offered by the pro-
moters. ''IH add $4,000 to Risko's purse
from our end" said Sachs. Dempsey's
manager, according to Cleveland writer's
Moreover 1t is said. the gloves must be
those Manager Sachs brings into the ring
himself
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1t must have been something you ell

y q
Dear Mr. Boxell-I have come to the
conclusion that I will be a good guy and
G G0 yP Bs e big fsoF for am going to size
are. as is:
Broad Ripple-Not so hot. They haven't
shown anything all year.
Manual-The Southsiders just don't have
Observation-Disclosures easy teams doesn't
do any team any good. When Washing
ton runs Up against a good team, they'll
Tech-Here's a team that has PLAYED
some Of the best uuintets in the state and
have more than held their own, but they
can't stand the. page. They don't show
any Improvement; BY tourney time, Tech
good ball for a couple of more weeks and
then. pick up the pieces.
ShortridRe-Here's a team I rate best
in the. city. They've played good teams
some and losing others, but learning a
lot each game. With the exception of
Bradford and Devices. the two guards they
all lack experience. But by tournament
time the whole team will be at tops. The
rest Of the Shortridge schedule is Just
right for developing the Blue Devils.
Maybe they won't win the city tourna-
ment. but they'll be under fun power for
the sectional. SHORTRIDGE LII.
Broad Ripple gave Southport an awful
fight. Manual always is tough in tourna-
ments. Washington defeated Crawfords-
vile and Richmond. who are nobody's get
out-of-the-ways. and Tech hasn't even
started-but maybe I'm wrong again.
Dear B0xell-Teeh and Frankfort have
upset the old dope bucket more than any
oSner teams Wonder what they'll do
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WEDNESDAY II. S. CAGE SCORES
Logansport. 20: Horace Mann lGarvt 10.
Williamsport. 10: Fowler. II.
St, Marv's fHuntingtonl. 10: Banuuo. 10,
triple overtimel.
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Riddle lost power at night and
was low under the lights. Mccain,
Bedore and Goldman improved their
stick work during night contests. All
others lost points.
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OFF THE Blackboard
BY VERN BOxELL

lust one year ago, Mr.. Norman
- Isaacs, who was my pinch hitter
while was taking pills and buying
a new car for a prominent physi-
clan, stepped out and picked Tech
to win itself a city basketball series.
Mr.. Isaacs is a good guy and he
knows his basketball, but pinch
hitters are pinch-hitters-and, to
make a long story short, Mr.. Isaacs
was very glad to see me come back,
because the Shortridge wolves were
at his door.
One Of my New Years resolutions was
to pass up picking winner in the city
series. For long time, pleadings and
threats failed to move me. But 1 can
stand it no longer. If you must know, ole
Blackboard is picking Tech. Just why |
should leave myself so wide open for the
well-known ak is gigantic mystery, for l
am fully aware that either Shortridge or
Washington will give Mr.. Thomas Camp
bells boys a mighty strenuous evening of
basketball. Mr.. Campbell is fortunate he
doesn't have to play both ShOrtridge and
Washington.
And since I've started this thing. It might
just as well be said that the boys and
girls who are expecting the Campbellmen
to shove Broad Ripple around may be in
for a few surprises. Big time experience
naturally gives Tech the edge over Mr..
Ed Deiderich's boys. But Ripple forced
Southport into three overtimes for de-
cision, and that's something brother.
+ y
This is assuming. of course, that the
Ripple boys dispose of Mr.. Oral Bridge
ford's Manual Redskins Manual is tough
in these tournaments. But Ripple turned
the trick last year, and see no reason
why they should not do it again.
4
Dear Backboard-I had a dream the
other night, and what a dreaml The
state basketball tournament was on, but
it wasn't in the field house. 1t seemed to
be in the. Tech gym. And the fans were
there in hosts. They filled the place and,
in rare cases, even were suspended, from
on the floor, noticed a funny thing.
There we're five Leroy Edwards. And were
We playing a camel We were just about
to annex the crown-we were playing
circles around our opponents. We were
playing-aw shoot, I would wake up.
go places. Well. Liehr and GLADDEN. aren't
to be Sneezed at. And neither is Town
send. or Willis. or Gauker. We have the
best team in the city. We might even
win. the regional. It all depends. Am
l right? LOYAL LIZZIE.
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IRISH DRILLS LIGHT

Due to an open schedule this
weekend, Coach Joe Dienhart is
holding light practice sessions for
his Cathedral cage squad. The
Irish are drilling for the Short
ridge game on Jan. %.
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FOR MADE WORK FuNn

FOR MADE WORK FUND
Frankfort Merchants at the national
guard armory Saturday night will start at
7:sO p; m; instead Of at s O'Clock at the
mediately, the fast Eli Lily quintet win
oppose, the Kingsn 4 co. basketeers. The
games and profits will go to unemploy-
ment. Frankfort Merchants are made up
Of former Frankfort high school players
Players prominent in local and state net
circles win be found in the. lineups Of the
four teams engaged to perform. Officials
will be Red Haviland. Joe Kelly, Bob
stehlin and Sol Williams.
Three games are carded for the
Lutheran Basketball Association next Sun
day at st. Paul hail. Weghorst and Wright
streets. At 100 p. m, Trinity juniors
plays Emmaus. Zion takes on St. Paul I'i in
the feature game at $40. Zion is leading
the loop with six wins and loss. the
S st. sn Raa on aR SncR has
four and lost four Trinity won three and
and Bloomington won none and lost three.
Led by Fisher, christamore Eagles de-
and Pryor also played well. Eagles want
games in the lS-l6-year-old class. East
SIDE Flashes, notice. Call Belmont ll75.
AtaaAAAASo AocSQ Oub NOItl
Side Flashes With a late rally, Dickersoh's
n tdr5 rdn Ti1, goal providing the vic
UNBEATEN GIRLS PLAY
South Side Turner Girls basketball
team; enjoying a twelve-game winning
streak without a setback this season.
| Will step in to foreign territory Sunday
afternoon when they travel TO New Albany
70 meet the strong Calumets of that city.
who viii play the Turner'S return game
here Sunday, Feb IA. CalumetS rank with
the states best and the local squad hope
to chalk up another victory although
thirteen is causing them little worry.
Beef House defeated City Branch. "a to
II, Main Office beat Smoke House. 81 to
-: Time Study nosed out Foremen. to Il;
Sausage department dropped Johhing de-
partment, is to 10. and Ram SHINING up
set Maintenance. 10 to 5. in Kingan has
ketball league games Iuesday. The Time
Study Foremen tuSsle carried of the eve
nng's honorS Foremen appeared in long
white trousers and white coats. Time
Study FASTENERS, not to be outdone. ap-
reared IN naShy beach paiamaS Time
Study I'VE was handicapped when one Of
the players became involved IN a mixup
with the bulldog mascot and came out sec
ond best.
Indianapolis Epworth League game re-
suited IN q s30-to-lo win for Broadway
girls over Ce4ltral Avenue. q S3-to-11 de-
cislon for Franklin over Central Avenue
AND Sf~to-sz-trsumph Tor Broadway over
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UNBEATEN GIRLS PLAY
:, Beef House detestsd City Branch. % to

Indianapolis Epworth League game re-
suited in q s40-to-10 win for Broadway
girls over Cahtral Avenue. a 33-to-11 de-
cislon for Franklin over Central Avenue
and 37~to-3z-trsumph for Broadway ever
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The third and deciding match q The The
team and the Wheeler Lunch OF Frankfort
viii be rolled on the. Central alleys sun,
daY afternoon at ESQ p; M a,,a Esch 'eSip'
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They tell me that glass backboards
ruined Washington at cambridge. They
didn't know how to bank 'em. Gust an
other glass" has ruined many a good man.
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Dear B0xeIl- Tech and Frankfort have
upset the old dope bucket more thar any
other teams. Wonder what they'n do
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Post OHics League games also we're de-
cided on the Central alleys. Station and
Print shop defeating Four Trip Carriers
and CITY Case two-out-of-fhree. White
Finance won three from Mailing.
Mutual Milk games on the Founta N
Square drives showed q triple win FOR the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21

THE Medical Society League rolled on
The Central aiievs Bakemeler and Gick
teams taking the entire series from PEN
nington and Ovens, and the kemper no
from Cox and Day. Or. Winters rolled a
aS4 for high single game.
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High water is causing some fear among
Tribe club officials stationed at the. new
was singing: River. River. STAY AWAY
From NV Door" The water pushed on to
land between Speedway. avenue and the
river proper. but failed to swell enough to
reach the road in front Of the stadium en-
trance The ground on which the stadium
is located was under water during the
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Inter Club League games at Pritcfns{Ir w.,
svrance from Universal Blues. and We
WIN Tor Eyghane Sf n6dfSr hens from
SIehenge IJnity. A. B. v. Giants. UNI
L IsTsai Blues and A, 3. G. Pvemiies;
Chrisney annexed all high honors urln ~
MS NAV with a single game COUNT q
W. and three-game total Of 500. COCK
1oIled es6: fulton. 623, and W. Faust. COS.
Evening star., 1932-08-08
BABES %BRoAOW4
\ by JaME OHxow

over to Lee, to be baited and cheated
ard tossed aside in the end for some
tinsel toy? NO, she would not She
must abide by truth. In the end
truth would save Tonl--for Lee If it
was so destined.
She began the narration of her story,
going over it in minutest detail as she
had with Mrs. Foster. Quinlan did not
interrupt He sat with his shoulders
hunched. his head drawn down into his
capacious collar, his eyes closed until
only Sits of the granite glinted through
at the girl whose face was a jouSting-
ground of emotions. She made no at
tempt to fill in. to explain the holes
in the fabric, though she was aware
acutely of them. Tom must have felt
them too for when she reached the
major point of leaving the club at eight
O'Clock Sunday morning he interJected
a hasty:
1T was exactly 8. I looked at my
watch just a minute before you came
through the revolving door"
You were waiting for her?" Quln--
Ian asked, without arousing himself
from his apparent torpor.
Eyes. I'd been waiting an hour or
more"
YOU Joined her when she came
mo. I meant to-but when saw
her-there was a reason l didn't.
If Quinlan persisted, Tony thought,
if she would have to admit how she
had yielded herself to Toms arms when
he was engaged to Lee
She said. "The reason has n0tnlng
to do with-With any one except US
Mr.. Stewart and me myself It's some
thing that happened, a long time
ago"
Ouinlan appeared to take the eXpla-
nation for granted. GO on with sun
dav." he muttered, latter you left the
club"
Evening star., 1932-08-08
MOTHER AND SON KILLED
IN AUTO-TRUCK CRASH
Two Others Seriously Injured
When Car Collides With
Trailer Stopped on Road.
Rv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ELKHART, Ind August "a mother
and her son were killed and two other
persons were injured in collision be-
tween a truck and an automobile west
of here yesterday. All are from Del
phos, Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Patterson, AZ, died at
the scene OF the crash, and her son
Robert, jr. aged 10, died a few hours
later in Elkhart Hospital
Wilbert Coons, IS, was in serious
condition at the hospital. Robert Pat
terson, ST. IS, was injured only slightly,
ard Mrs Coons. other occupant of the
Patterson car. escaped in jury.
The automobile struck the rear of
a truck and trailer which had stopped
because Of engine trouble. Earl Good
OF Sandusky, Ohio, driver of the truck,
and Robert Dawson, his helper, were
exonerated from blame by police. Daw-
son was said to have been waving red
lantern.
Evening star., 1932-08-08
SEVEN MAJOR AIRLINES
BEGIN EXPRESS SERVICE
Postal Telegraph to Cooperate in
Handling Shipments in
1873 Cities.
By the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, August "a Nation
wide air express service will be inau-
gurated today by seven major airlines
in cooperation with the Postal Tel
egraph and Gable Co. the American
Airways. Inc, announced yesterday.
Express service will be provided
night and day by the seven co-operat-
ing airlines. it was announced, with
the offices and facilities Of the Postal
Telegraph and Gable Co to be used
in receiving or delivering shipments
in the 1873 cities served by the airlines.
Larger cities in Canada, Mexico and
Central and South America also will be
served by air express.
Besides American Airways, Inc, the
companies united in the new service
are Transcontinental and Western Air
Inc: Transamerican Airlines, Inc.
Eastern Air Transport, Inc; United
States Always. Inc; Pennsylvania
Airlines, Inc, and Luddington Airlines
IA,
Evening star., 1932-08-08

One of our most popular selling fat
crepes. It's washable and comes in
thirty-hve fashionable colors. SO inches
wide.
Evening star., 1932-08-08
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING
TNSTALIMFNTS

Tony Brookes was 10 when her parents
were killed in a motor accident in Center
Vile. her home town. Tony's franknesS
cost her Jobs in New York dress shop and
an art gallery before NJ. Montieu gave her
When Lee Moran, a dress model, lost her
Job Tony shared her little room at Mrs
Higgins with her. Lee became taxi
dancer at El Tango where she met middle
aged Adam Leonard As Tony was leaving
a night club with Lee, Leonard and Donald
Kemp. lawyer friend of Leonard,s from
made scene. Leonard, unhappily mar
ried, had Kemp arrange a divorce so he
could marry Lee She told Tony she was
going to pose the correspondent and eX-
pected to receive $1,000. Lee moved to an
neeIr. had been. in love with her, Tony fen
in love with him at frs; sight but he was
sent to New Mexico on a job and Tony
did not hear from him Donald Kemp had
been very attentive but he surprised Tony
by proposing marriage. saying he was end
ing ing his unhappy MARRIAGE Dy divorce Tony
refused him., Lee. tricked Tony into
weekend party at fashionable Beach Haven
and Tony had TO kick a window out Of
wealthy young Jock Selden's car to escape
his attentions. Tony moved to the Tres
Arts Club. Soon afterward Selden made a
fatal leap from Beach Haven hotel win
police Tony's name and address. Tom re-
turned TO the city Unexpectedly AS. he
talked with Tony. a detective spoke to her.
Evening star., 1932-08-08
INSTALLMENT XIV.
TINE face of the detective was kind

THE lace Of tIle deteCJIVt was NIlu
behind its granite eyes.
you're looking for me?"
l. Tony asked without enbarrass-
ment.
"You are known as Antoinette
Brookes?" The granite eyes were pho
tographing Tony, making ready to slip
her into their memory file.
II am Antoinette BrookeS"
odd name. Still, maybe there's two
of 'em. Stranger things have hap
pened What is your occupation, Miss
RrookeS2"
Evening star., 1932-08-08
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