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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16
City Pugs
Seek Top
Both Baker and Brown
Want Final Spot on
ArmorY Bill.

A controversy has arisen between
managers of the two local fighters
scheduled for action on Tuesday
nights triple ten" mitt program at
the armory.
Kelse Mcclure, manager of Rosy
Kid Baker, maintains that his
charge should fight in the last
bout against Paul Pirrone, Cleve-
lander, youth, while Arol Anterior.
manager of Willard Brown, is ada
mant in his stand that his scrapper
be accorded main event recognition
in his ten round battle with Santiago
Gorilla, the rugged San Bias Indian.
Promoter Jimmy McLemore re-
NAMED non-commital today in
timating a flip of the coin might be
the deciding factor.
Both Gorilla and Brown, as well
as Jackie Davis, Jewish welterWeight
who meets Jack Reynolds, Muncie
veteran, in the first ten rounder,
went through impressive drills be-
fore good-sized crowd at the
Victory gym Sunday. All of the
fighters except Baker concluded
their preparations with light drills
this afternoon 1T the Victory. Baker
was slated to work at the Washing
ton A. c. gym.
The opening four-rounder was
signed today, with Jimmy Shannon
facing Kid Carson. They are local
featherweights. Seats are on sale
now at Clark and Sons Claypool
drug store.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16
STATE BIG THREE" FIvEs GO DOWN

socaed big three of Hooer state intercollegiate athletics
Purdue Notre Dame and Indiana
ball battles Saturday night but was bad evening for the trio You
will the
the that
Iowa rallied beat the Boemakers
Is
Up Dame 272 in wild
thriller down Bloomington Wisconsin
whsker overtime tilt 1897 The three supplied
of the customers too limp speak much above whisper the
cluSion of action.
When to the basketball sport
made big four in this instead big
is first flight coach.
items picked
Arnold auto speed offered the
Gar Wood plans assemble and take shot
CampbeS straight
Daytons sands sometime this Craig Wood the
has burning winter golf
round does on mystery stories and fast automobiles Johnny
Wesmule aoS
OF Andy Colgate COACH
make touchdown lnemen
National League
fall under the thunder feet of the
yards of loan have been lift
The French Academy gold medal
awarded annually to the athlete who turns the outstanding
men expected to to Jean Borotra
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Basketball Ne1Us and CossiD

St Paul, defending champion, regained
nndisputed first place in the Lutheran
Basketball Association title race Sunday
University Lutheran OF BLOOMINGTON
sensational late rally gave the LEGAL
five the lead after Bloomington had piled
up a 20 to IL margin at the half. The
invaders were in front by ten point with
less than ten minutes play.
other League game and Emmaus Juniors
nosed out Trinity Juniors, "a to 81.
indianapolis Flashes defeated Indian
apolls wizards in an Indiana Junior Con-
ference game at the Armory Sunday 81
to %.
Phi Lambda Epsilon squad defeated the
A tap1 omega quintet to the tune of a
we're high point men with thirteen and
eleven points each. Phi Lambda Epsilon
! is undefeated by fraternity team. Fra
$50 p. m. Would like to have game for
this coming Wednesday night.
In a dOuble-header basketball bill at
Philips defeated St Joan Of Arc So s.
led St. Pats, lSS to II. at the half Nc
Cloud and Hutchinson each Gagged Six
and Bse i9r PATS P sasrds teI ed tb WG9d
rally. Coffin Of st. Pats Gagged five field
goals
st. Joan of Arc surprised the St. Phil
lips team and jumped into an early lead
holding a IS to 4 advantage at half time
Sevo and Hicky started a rally for st
Phillips and the east side quintet took
minutes old. The lead alternated with
Belser starring for ST. Joan OF Are s.,
Phillips cinched the game with two field
goals in the last minute of play.
Eastern Midgets defeated North Side
Juniors. 80 TO l6. Fowler and Clark were
outstanding for Midgets.
Lauter An-stars still are undefeated in
the strong English Avenue Boys Club
overtime tilt, ~ TO s. 1t was a fast
rough game. Stellar playing of Bright
and Camden. featured for The winners
while Coffin was best for the losers For
games with All-Stars call Kelly at Bel
s46l. ST. Pats. notice.
Brightwood Juniors. playing in the IS
l7-year-old class would like to book games
with teams having access. TO gyms on
4472-W, between 5 AID 6 p. m. ask for
Chuck. Hardwood Kids. Christamores.
Riverside NJ. E. and Deaf School. notice.
Christamore A c. crushed vagabord
Five Sunday afternoon SIS TO a in a
fast and rough game. Anderson OF A C.
was elected from the game after eight
minutes Of play with four personals. Yates
stellar guard lei the winners IN -co-irg
With twen .y.ave points, Christamores
held % to margin at the nalf. a. C.s
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Florida. 81; Clemson. 80.
Nebraska b" so: Luther 26.
Missouri. %; Iowa State. a.
Columbia, 80: Cornell 81.
Northern Illinois Teachers. 4g: ulinois
State Normal, g.
Xavier. IS; Transatlantic, IS
George, Washington, IS; sLoyola (Balti-
West Virginia AZ: Bethany. "a.
NJ. "a "a anu
,,I PF1ittasb,grgh Teachers, 81; Southwestern
Colorado Aggies. 80: Colorado Mines. ~.
Rice, As; Baylor g.
Muskingum. As: KENYON "a
Case. 80; Western Reserve. 81
re- QKIahoma a. and NJ, "a; Washington
Creighton. ~: Grinneu. IS.
vanderbilt. 80; Tulane %
Kentucky. ~: Tennessee 81
Mississippi. "a: Louisiana State. 81
Maryland. 40; Washington and Lee 43
Syracuse. a. Rutgers o.
wake Forest. 80; North Carolina &C.
Loyola tChicagol. SO; Western Michigan
Utah State ~: Montana State a.
Colorado College. IS; Denver u. %.
Utah. "a; Brigham Young. 49,
Louisville u 36 Kentucky Wesleyan. "a
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Two Tits on
Prep Net Bill

Two important tussles are on the
Indiana scholastic cage program for
Tuesday night, Peru playing at Lo-
gansport and Washington invading
Vincennes for a charity tilt.
Peru, victorious in twelve out of
thirteen games and boasting an
eleven-game winning streak, bumps
into one of the strongest quintets
in the state when they take on
Cliff Wells Berries. Logansport
leads the North Central conference
and boasts triumphs over some of
Indiana's outstanding teams. The
Washington Vincennes rivalry is
one of the Oldest in the state and
the usual colorful battle is expected.
Huntington plays at Marion in an
other Tuesday fray.
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South Bend. 1t was a nip-and-tuck
battle all the way, with the count
tied 14-all at half time. Baird and
Miller were Bulldog stars, Baldwin
and Voegele leading the Irish.
Krause, Notre Dame pivot ace, got
but one field goal.
Wabash trounced Franklin in an
other rivalry fray, Al to 20, ten Scar
let warriors seeing action and all
but two breaking into the scoring
column. Berns and Mason, sopho-
more stars, again led the winners,
with Goens best for the Grizzlies.
Johnson's thirteen points gave
Manchester college a 35 to 80 deci-
sion over Valparaiso, and Woods
and Appel starred as N. A. G. U.
trounced Indiana Law, IL to %.
Indiana Central nosed cut Eastern
Illinois Normal, % to 81, in a
thriller, Emig scoring twelve points
for the local quintet Central led
18 to II at the half.
Indiana State outscored Ball State
eight goals to six from the field but
lost hard fought game, 25 to "a,
while Oakland City romped over
Anderson, 43 to "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16

Play Speedway A. c. Tuesday night
Chllstamorc3 want game with a nearbv
town =, New, Bethel, Acton, Beech Gre Grove Wy
anu rialniie4o' notice Call Bel. IT'S.
~, Red q, Devils desire games with teams in
me sne l4fsI6-year-old class having access to
night. Call Ha O56i, ask for Bi iiy FIIoay
.rYlngton Trojans will battle the stronc
40T puoI Heam tonight at Old Butler gym at
JAMS tackle the Water ComnsnV five ~
thursday night. 1--we oii
81 Fl Fletcher Place Varsity defeated Wood
peat Fletcher team. In the c % IAN
[Ca3ls5er' FLETCHER Girls defeated WoodSida
cirlS. ~ to 8. For games with FIetcher
ton Sali Dr. 5125, ask for Al. Castle
- Capitol Silents thumped Plainfeld AZ
the sco Mn PoItS and McHenry leading
SSGgaIrlng on defense. Silents meet Meri-
uLan presbyterian tonight and viii tats
Wed tneHoaiIo Boosters at Deaf school gym
Ds a r heayy schedule has been arranged for
Lear orn gym next week AOA
JUNIOR LEAGUE (MONDAY,
El5 P. M.-Butler Juniors VS.. Tro,,b Nc
Els P. M.-southport vs.. o.Hara Sans
p, RIP F. M-Dearborn Juniors vs.. Arsenal
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE cTI-FsnAv,
10 T. M.-Central Business COLLEGE [s
Bridgeport Cardinals. 70
s;l5 F. M.-Indianapolis Reserves VS.. L.
els, P M.-Indiana Bell vs.. team to be
!NDUsTRIAL LEAGUE FRIDAY)
rGi5 P M.-zanta Stays VS.. Edison
8;l5 P. M-Fletcher Trust vs.. F4ftv-sec-
9:l5-Mars Hill vs.. Indiana Inspection
Other games are carded for Wednesday
anC Ihursday. Teams interested in enter
ing the strong Tuesday night league are
asked to call Dearborn hotel
Entries for the city Sunday tournament
have been coming in and teams Interested
IN filing the eastern sectional. piayine
SUNDAY Jan. p, are requested to send in
their blanks before Monday al 8 D. m. A
drawing Will be made Tuesday if the
bracket IS filled. Teams which have not
received blanks may secure them at Dear
born, or BY calling H. G.. Fngelhardt
Cherry 5554. or Cherry 1850.
Ferndale A C.s defeated Ryker-wooIev
Shoe Rebullders. p 70 r. and also dOwned
standard Grocery I'VE, IS to 1e Fern
dalss and B teams will meet Central
NJ z. hves a. Central NJ. E. gym tonight
On Thursday Ferndales will meet Indian
apols Railways in the Ross Smith League
az 9 p. m. end on next Sunday will meet
Bridgeport Cardinals at Pennsy gym at 4
2. m. Fern6ales want game for Friday or
Saturday on opponents floor. or VIII share
gym eXncnses. Boy5' Club. lexington Tro-
lans. O'Ha7a Sans ard other take notice.
Call Bud at Lincoln 0OS4 or Cherry 1891.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16
Joe SdUOLd
Tests Indian

Heavyweight grapplers take the
spotlight at Tcmlinson hall again
tonight. when Matchmaker Lloyd
Carter offers the second Hercules
A. c. program, starting at $50.
Jumping Joe Savoldi. Italian and
former all-America grid star at
Notre Dame, takes on Tommy Mar
vim, full-blooded Oklahoma Indian
veteran. n the two falls out of
three headline tusSle. Savoldi is
making his third appearance here,
and is much improved grappler
since he pinned Hardy Kruskamp
and Sailor Arnold in local rings last
spring. Marvin defeated DR.. Ralph
Wilson here last week.
Another former Notre Dame footbaler.
Lou Plummer. PolSh-American 2l8-pound-
er. tackles Abe. Kashev New York Syrian.
in the one-fall semi-fnal John Katan.
Canadian star. and Sid Majors. Memphis
youth clash in the opener Frank Blu
chanan will referee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16
Harry Kellar, Purdue Net
Ace, to Join Kautsky Five

Harry Kellar, one of Purdue's
outstanding hardwood FASTENERS
during recent campaigns, will end
MS collegiate career tonight in the
Minnesota game at Lafayette.
He then will join his last years
teammate, Johnny Wooden, on the
local KautSky A. G. quintet, strong
local independent club.
Kellar's addition to the Kautsky
crew gives the local club two of the
greatest scoring threats in the cage
sport. Kellar, like Wooden, is small
and very fast, great dribbler. He
won all-Conference honors twice
Tor his fine floor work and ball
hawking.
Purdue's Big Ten championship in
1882 was due largely to the scoring
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ability Of Wooden and Kellar. the
former getting 154 points for first
place and Kellar 81 for seventh. a
total of 235 points of Purdues 465
points.
Kellar's first appearance with the
locals will be Saturday night at
Muncie, when the Kautskys open
the second half of the National
League pennant race. His first
game here will be next Sunday
against the strong Toledo club.
Kautskys tackled up another tri-
umph Sunday at the Armory, turn
ing back Duffy Florals of Chicago,
% to 10. Kautskys rallied to take
a II to II lead at the half and re-
tanned the edge throughout the final
period. Kelly led the local scoring
and Christopher starred on defense.
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Gilbert, Mills to Renew
Jockey Battle in Florida

tween Mills and Gilbert for premier
jockey honors.
With his father, T. P. Mills, Hank
arrived at Miami last week from
New Orleans and reported i'm
mediately to Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons. leading trainer of the Amer
lean turf in 1882 in point of win
nings. Fitzsimmons is training the
Belair Stud and the Wheatley Stable
here. The latter holds Mills con-
tract.
Little Hank looked tired.
Take two weeks rest for your
self" Fitzsimmons told Mills. Go
over on the beach and get yourself
coat CT tan. Do you good. Then
came back here when the meeting
opens Jan. 10 and show that Johnny
Gilbert some riding"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16
Cards Keep
Net LaureLs

Southport's Cardinals still are
basketball champions of Marion
county high schools. They success
fully defended their laurels in the
two-day title tourney on the home
court, staging a brilliant last quar-
ter rally to beat Warren Central in
the final tussle Saturday night, II
to a.
Southport led to at half time,
but Warren spurted to lead IL to II
as the final period started. Schaef-
fer and Waddell starred for the
champions and Bodemer for the
losers. In the emi-finals, South
port beat Castleton, 40 to IA, and
Warren tripped Ben Davis, 20 to Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16

By JHIted Press
Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico. Jan.
l6.-Golfdom's annual transforming
tour of the Pacific coast was at a
virtual end today with Paul Runyon.
young professional from White
Plains, N. Y, in command of the
seasons richest prize.
Shooting consistent game
while most of the favoriites we're
having their ups and downs. Run
yon captured the $500 Aqua Cali
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Asst Minneapolis the pennant winner was high in the west
II Columbus finishing second high the east Under the
MacPha plan that will operate 1888 there would have been seven
the Mlers Red Birds the
Association little
world
been position to walk
with the league despite the fact Mime
apo finished far front after hard fight the 168game
Kelley the old rules fight from
April until September which will compel club pat forth
his best efforts contender
MacPha proposal his payof will slim
but Kelley
claims interest be manufactured by the dShoned
the
the long grind
groups A.. west,
the division the fifth would the
fourth third and second the official flag the
The remote danger would the surface the regular
this Columbus Indianapolis Toledo Louisville
Paul. Minneapolis, Milwaukee,
all high among Paul. finishing
be high the The therefore
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16
CITY SKATERS IN FORM

Roller polo fans saw the Indian
apolis league team maintain its
winning streak at Tomlinson hall
Sunday afternoon when the locals
downed Fl Wayne, II to 5. Ted
Lewis and Red Collins led the scor-
ing for the winners. each register
ing five goals. Bill Thompson
scored four times for the losers.
More than 1000 fans viewed the
action. Indianapolis will play at
Fl. Wayne Thursday night and
then meet Richmond here next
Sunday afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16
TURNER'S EASY WINNERS

Saddler and Hill led the South
Side Turner's to an easy victory over
the Carthage Merchants here Sun
day, So to 26. The visitors put up
stubborn fight, but the Turner's
scoring aces were hitting the baskets
from all angles. Schultz and Pear
son were best for the losers.
Turner's will see action at Pennsy
gymnasium Tuesday night at 7:3O.
meeting the B. & o. team in
league tilt. Jeffersonville will visit
the Turner's next Sunday and Louis
vile Epping Girls will meet the
Turner Girls. Turner Girls defeated
Real Silk Girls Club, 20 to 10, Sun
day.
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margin. I. U. outscored the in
vaders from the field, fifteen goals to
II, with Weir, Dickey and Heaven
ridge starring. Knake and Poser
led Badger scorers.
Bairds Swishing long shot in the
final inmate of play gave Buffers
Bulldogs a q to Is triumph over
Notre Dame in the first annual riv-
airy classic with Notre Dame at
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BIZ Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 16-Little
Hank Mills, the 17-year-old ride
em-cowboy" jockey from Meeker,
Colo, will have the advantage of
two weeks rest on the sunny sands
of Miami Beach before he takes up
the 1888 battle for jockey honors.
Mills, riding 1876 winners, was
runner-up to Johnny Gilbert of
Pittsburgh, Kan, leading American
Jockey of 1882. who booted home
2l2 y nners, the greatest number of
victor ) for jockey in twenty-four
years. Gilbert. who will report at
Hialeah Park this week after visit
at hcma, also Will be riding during
the winner meeting here, promis 'ng
a resumption of the hot battle be-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16
College Cage Scores Saturday

BIG TEN COLLEGES
Iowa 35; Purdue. 49,
Wisconsin, 80; Indiana, 81 (overtime)
Northwestern. So: Chicago. "a.
Michigan IS: Illinois 30.
Ohio State, 40, Minnesota, 20.
STATE COLLEGES
Butler. 81 Notre Dame IS
Wabash, Al; Franklin, 20.
n. C. A. G. u, Al; Indiana Law
- indiana Central. %; Eastern Illinois
Gary. IS; Chicago. Y. NJ. C. A.. rs.
Ball State 25; Indiana State. "a.
Oakland City. 43: Anderson. "a.
Manchester. IS: Valparaiso. so.
OTHER COLLEGES
Harvard. %: Vermont 10.
Ohio Wesleyan, a; Cincinnati, 80.
Wooster 81; Akron. %.
Oberlin. 81: Marietta. l9.
Nebraska 81; Kansas State, 25.
George. 30; Georgia Tech. Is
North Dakota state. "a; South Da-
Princeton. Al: williams. 81.
La Sale. IS: Baltimore o.. IA.
Navy. ~; Duke %
Doane %; WAYNE Teachers, rs.
Oklahoma. 25; Kansas. %.
Texas 81: Arkansas, %.
Heidelberg. 30; John Carroll. 20.
Wilmington, 49, Findlay. %.
Marquette. %: Detroit. 20.
North Carolina State, 4e; Virginia
Ersklne. &c; Furman. "a.
Penn State, Al; Western Maryland. -.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16
SARAZEN is RECOVERING

By Times Special
SANTA MONICA, Cal, Jan. 49,
Gene Sarazen, American and British
open golf champion, was recovering
today from an operation for removal
of his tonSils.
Sarazen will be dismissed Wednes-
day from the local hospital, where
he has been since early last week
following an influenza attack He
plans to leave Immediately fol
Miami, Fla.
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SCHEDULE THIS WEEK

TONIGHT
Minnesota at Purdue.
Oklahoma A. and M at Butler.
TUESDAY
Indiana Central at Franklin.
WEDNESDAY
Wabash at De Paw.
Valparaiso at Crane Tech (Chicago).
THURSDAY
Ball State at Central Normal (Danville
Manchester at Huntington.
FRIDAY
Franklin at Butler
Indiana State at Indiana Central.
SATURDAY
N A. G. U. at Earlham.
Evansville at Oakland CITY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-16
Chicago Cubs
Buy Hendrick
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. Chicagos
Cubs had a new utility man today
and Harvey Hendrick, the purchased
veteran, was back in major league
baseball after one week in the
minors.
The 35-year-old Ieft-hand hitter.
whose major league batting average
was 1913, came from the Columbus
club of the American Association,
who bought him from Cincinnati
last week. The deal was for cash
and no other players were involved.
Hendrick started in the major
league in 1922 He will substitute
for Manager Charlie Grimm at first
base, and play in the outfield when
needed.
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. D01Un The Alleys Q
WITH LEFTY LEE

as he did in the team event, and rolled
69l. johnson had 613; Finger, Gal. and
Kartheser 655. 1t was anybodys game to
the last frame. real contest.
Before the big match Laddie Hancock S
team met It's Waterloo at the hands of
the w. K. B. F.. boys. losing every game
to drop the match by a margin of 81 pins.
The Fungi team of the Medical Society
League took home the first prize of 5000 in
the. Fountain Square 1000 scratch event.
with a total of 1928. The Heidenreicn
Floral team won second place with 3l91,
winning teams we're: Venezia Garage,
g. 1853; Service. 312O; Miller Hi Life, 3I08.
and Giesen Special 3l00. Jack Hunt du-
in this meet, by rolling a 299 score that
will bring him the A. B. c. silver medal
award. The management of the Fountain
Square extends thanks. for the wonder
full support given the successful tourna-
ment,
The Head Pin tournament on the Illinois
alleys went to Milt Wimberly who rolled a
score Of S3?.. In addition to the cash
ton Of coal w Hickman and Burnett tied
for second and third place with 1874 Other
prize winners were; Phillips, 333; Kelley.
326; Bohne. 324: J. Hunt, 1928; Robinson.
1928: Faust 800: Koelling. 317. and
Schneider. 3l7 High single game score
also resulted in tie, Faust and Schneider
rolling lis.
The women's head pin meet was also
we'll attended. Mrs. Kagel taking top honors
with sccre of 324. Laura Alexander was
second with 800. Mrs. Meeker. third 31e:
Mrs Miller. fourth BIS: Alice Shea. fifth.
312; Race Johns $40; Mrs. Rosner. 300 !;
Miss Rickabaugh. 300. and Mrs Burnett.
800.
Ted Lands WIS far in front Of the field
during the 2l0 scratch singles on the Cen.
first prize. walt Hickman had SGT for
runner-up honors. Other prize awards
we're: E Streibeck. ST.: J Freihage. 674
and j Pritchett Jr.. 673 High single
game vae won BY Bob Wilmoth with q
score of 2e2
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Local Shooters
Top Gun League

Charles ridden was reelected
president of the Hoosier Rifle and
Pistol Club at the annual election
meeting of the club at Tomlinson
hall
Other officers elected for 1888
were: DR.. Charles Pfaf1in, vice
president; Charles Saunders, sec
rotary; Don Christie, treasurer, and
F. P. Pratt, executive officer.
The halfway mark of the Cen
trail Indiana Rifle League ended last
week with team standings as fol-
lows:
Hoosier Rifle and Pistol Club, won 6.
lost /. .957; Danville Rifle Club. won l.
f + won 2, lost s., .2s6; Greenfield
Rife Club, won 4, lost 8, sri Plainfieid
Rife Club, won 6, lost l. .857; Mitchell
Rifle Club. won none. lost 7. 900 Pennsyl-
vania Rifle Club won 3, lost 4. 429