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are eligible if they are 16 or over.
Winners in each of the eight
weight divisions here will be sent to
Chicago to compete in the Tourna-
ment of Champions the last of Feb
ruary. The only entry fee is IS cents
for registration in the Amateur Ath-
letic Union.
The Bruce Robinson Legion men
will award golden glove" trophies
to winners in each of the eight
classes and silver gloves" to the
runners-up. Nate Farb, matchmak-
err of the Washington Athletic Club,
has invited Golden Glove entries to
train at his gym free at 1922 South
Illinois street.
The Legion boxing committee re-
ports the following early entries:
Clarence Coyle, s537 Garden avenue In
dianapoliS. IFS pound division. Unattached.
Johnny KruEemeier, Beech Grove, lls
South Side Turner's
Fred Krukemeier, Beech Grove l2s.
Sou louis stauber. 1905 Carrolton avenue.
indianapolis, l47 KirShoaum Community
B9l Russell. 81 North Dearborn street.
Indianapolis iis. Unattached.
Merle Killion 2.Oi Adams street. In
dianapolis, i26. Unattached
John Noonan. 5237 North Pennsylvania
street. indianapolis. leo. Broad Ripple A.
John Donneny. ISL North Concord
street. indianapolis. Is5. Holy Trinity A.
c.
Lawrence eutphin. 1854 Sangster avenue.
Indianapolis is7 Broad Ripple A. c.
Jack Hallat, 1902 Union street. Indisnap-
oils 100 Unattached.
Lambert Mangold. 1917 Charles street,
indianapolis ii7. Unattached
Ernie Cubel. 504 Martin street. In
diRnapolis. LAG. Unattached.
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Basketball NeUs and Gossip

Fl Harrison and Second Christian five.
Cubs have won fourteen consecutive starts
and will battle the strong st. Philips A. C..
hve Thursday night at the latter's gym:
Cubs have entered the west side sections
tourney of the City Sunday tourney.
Games are wanted with city and state
teams on home-and-home basis. Call
Belmont 4371-W.
St. Pat netmen defeated c. E. Pauley
Printers, 80 to 81, in a well-played game
at Pennsy, gym Sunday Pats led, 10 to z.
at the half Dawson. Bottema and Woods
led the winners ofense. Ty Schwartz
starred on defense, while Bradbury was
best for the losers. St. Pats tackle New
Palestine Red Birds at New Palestine
Wednesday night and will be seeking their
fifth straight triumph.
Irvington Troians will take on Greenfield
Cubs tonight at at old Butler gym. A
prelim tilt starts at p. m.
The schedule for this week at the
Dearborn recreation gym follows:
TONIGHT
Junior League
7;15-Butler Juniors vs.. Southport.
s:l5-C Hara San Juniors VS.. Dearborn
9:15--Traub Memorial VS. Arsenal Bulldogs
TUESDAY
Business Mems League
715-Forty- Street Midgets vs.. In
diana Bell Telephone.
a:l5-L. S. Ayres vs.. Bridgeport Cardinals
9;15-Erile A. c. VS.. Central Business
college.
WEDNESDAY
s:00-Phi Wanda Epsilon Us. Ace Club.
THURSDAY
s:oO-spades Athletic Club.
FRIDAY
Industrial League
7:f5-Mars Hill vs.. Edison Testers
S.l5-Fletcher Trust VS.. Indiana Inspec-
ton Bureau.
9:l5-Phi Lambda Epsilon VS.. zanta Stays
SATURDAY
Indiana Inspection Bureau
7:30-Eng Church vs.. Stock Yard
Reserves.
s:30-Indiana Inspection Bureau VS.. Stock
Yards.
$500. & J. Tire vs.. Rhodius.
SUNDAY, FEB. 5
West Side sectional of the fifth annual
city Sunday tournament
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WykoH Seeks
Coaching Berth

BIZ UHited Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 30. - Frank
Wykoff, the California comet
who holds the world 1OO-yard
dash record of "a seconds, started
training today for his first and last
series of indoor oprints to be run
at New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Newark, N. j., starting next
Saturday.
This series will be his first be-
cause he has never competed before
on an indoor track, and it will be
his last because he announced Sun
day ne would retire from competi-
ton this year.
He was graduated this month
from the University of Southern
California and expects to be mar
ried in June. He is looking for a
coaching job.
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A. A. u. BARS KAUTSKY
BASKETBALL STARS

Six members of the KautSky A. G.
basketball team here have been de-
prived of their status as members of
the Amateur Athletic Union for
playing against professional teams,
Commissioner Ross Clarke said to-
day.
The action automatically bars the
Kautskys from playing in the Ma
tional A. A U. tournament at Kan
saS City. However, some members
of the squad may be reinstated after
a hearing before A. a. U. Officials,
it was said today.
Those barred are Johnny Wooden
and Stretch Murphy, former Pur-
due university stars; Clarence
Christopher, Joe Kelly, Maurice
HoSier and Lefty Evans.
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JOHNNY ALLEN HOLDOUT

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. 30-New York's
Yankees are confronted with an
other holdout problem. Johnny
Allen, brilliant right-handed fast
ball pitcher, is reported Directing
to a small salary raise. Allen and
Lefty Gomez were the only Yankees
given salary raises for 1888.
The youngster won seventeen
games and lost four last season in
his first year in the majors.
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Cells Nose Out
Kautsky Cagers

Cleveland Rosenblum- Celtics cap
tured AZ to 81 triumph over Kaut-
sky A. G. in fast, rough game at
the armory Sunday, which was
forced into an overtime session by a
sensational rally by the invaders in
the final minutes of basket play.
Displaying all the tricks learned in their
many years OF professional pastiming the
Celtics thrilled a capacity crowd with a
dazzling display of swift passing and sc-
curate shooting. Wooden and Kellsr
scored five field goals each to lead the
locals, who outscored their opponents from
the field, thirteen goals to eleven. Cleve-
land led % to II at the half, but Kautskys
took the lead in the second period. In the
final seconds of play, Lspchick climaxed
Cleveland rally by scoring a field goal
and free throw. the latter after the gun,
to knot the count at 35-all. Forty-nine
fouls were called in the game, twenty-five
on the Kautskys.
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By Eddie Ash
Columbus Birds Think Well of Pitchers
Sharkey Shows Keen Eye for Business
Sports Shorts Found Here and There

FOLLOWERS of the Columbus Red Birds doing lot
of league shouting their pitching staff that has
been lined up the campaign in the Hickey loop and
if the Buckeye bosses plug holes in other departments OF
the the other American Association clubs going to
face problem in matching the strength OF the ST. Louis
Cardinal farm.
say they five mound picked out already
consisting Sylvester Bill Paul Dean and
In second group OF
avaiabes Chapman Grabowsk and Lyons and third
Of Cross Bryant OSBORNE wright ana
Grabowski letles
the Bird fans wondering how the management
which consist
a of veterans and promising youngsters
with statement he Will strengthen
positions predicts the Birds will be IN the pen
OF his pitchers: IN
better balanced and has greater possibilities han at
Cardinals control OF the CLUB
Whitehead Riggs Baker
Rothrock also play the
by the club Sprnz and West
candidates Anderson Cuop Lebouveau
Rotrock they crowded
the The team short OF first acker but Culop is
MacPhail expects to land regular
%
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i'm
Title Tilt
Slaughter Even Money in
MiddIeWeight Scrap
With Jones.
By Times Special

BU Times Special
CLEV ELAND, Jan. 30
Sammy Slaughter, Hoosier middle
weight champion, gets his big
chance tonight when he battles
Gorilla Jones, Akron veteran, for
the National Boxing Associations
16O-pound American championship.
Bud Taylor'S 2l-year-old Negro
walloper is scheduled to go twelve
rounds with the Akron Negro who
formerly held the N. B. A. title. In
his last four starts, Slaughter has
stopped tonnotch opponents and
will be at least an even-money
choice in tonight's battle.
Ben Jeby of New York, recognized
by his home state as the world S
16O-pound champion, tackles Paul
Pirrone of Cleveland in the twelve
round Semi-final. Jeby's title will
not be at stake.
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Bulldogs
Face Test
Butler Five Defends Valley
Lead Against Two
Top Threats.
By Times Special

By Times Special
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 30.-Butler's
Bulldogs, leading the Missouri VAL
ley Conference title race, face their
two leading threats before returning
to Indianapolis, the home base.
Tony Hinkles Hoosiers take on
Creighton, defending champion,
here tonight, and on Tuesday in
wade st. Louis, where they battle
Don Whites Washington U. pas
timers.
Butler has won four straight in
Valley competition and is the only
unbeaten team in the race. Okla
homa A. and M. bowed to the Hoo
siers for the second time at Still
water, Okla, Saturday, 26 to 81.
Profit, with eleven points, and Mil
Ter and Baird led the Bulldogs, who
we're in front, II to 5, at the half.
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TURNER'S WIN THRILLER

Sadler and Grimsley led South
Side Turner's to a thrilling overtime
triumph over Great Eastern Stages
Cleveland city champions, AZ to 40
at Turner gym Sunday.
1t was nip and tuck battle,
featured by fast play and brilliant
passing. Eckert's fifth field goal tied
the score at Stall in the regulation
playing time, and Grimsley Gagged
the winning Turner goal with ten
seconds to play in the overtime. The
lead changed hands three times in
the extra session. Turner's led at
the half, 81 to II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-30
Godfrey and Fox Set for
Armory Scrap on Tuesday

George Godfrey and Tiger Jack
Fox, Negro heavyweights, were re-
ported on edge today for their ten
round tussle at the Armory Tues
day night.
Godfrey, veteran giant from
Philadelphia. wound up hard train
ing in two workouts Sunday at the
Washington and Victory gyms. His
rival, who holds the Hoosier heavy
weight crown, also concluded work
at the same gyms, and capacity
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TWO SHARE GOLF LEAD

By Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 30.-Mrs. Opal
S. Hill, veteran Kansas City star,
and Mrs. Estelle brennan of Tulsa,
Okla, shared medalist honors in
the Miami Biltmore women's golf
tournament Sunday with 88s. Match
play started today.
Mrs. H. B. Sterrett of Hutchin-
son, Kan, was unable to defend her
crown, due to a foot injury.
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CASKET FIYE TOuRNEY WINNER

CASKET FIVE TOURNEY WINNER
Charlottesville Casket Company cagers
won the south side sectional of the City
Sunday tournament at Dearborn gym Sun
day. English Avenue Boys Club won the
junior title and Eli Lilly annexed girls
honors.
west side sectional honors will be de-
cided next Sunday, and entries VIII close
Wednesday. Call H. G. Englehardt, CHI
1850, after p. n. Last Sundays scores:
Senior
North Side Merchants, %; Central A
Citizens Gas. 4s; Morris Plan, AZ.
Indiana Bell. SO: Wonders, 81.
Charlottesville, 81; Tilford Candy, 20.
Citizens Gas, 80; North Side Merchants.
Charlottesville Al; Indiana Bell, "a.
Charlottesville, "a; Citizens Gas, 25.
English Avenue Boys, Club, Of; Col
BToad Ripple Merchants, 40; Arsenal
English Avenue Boys Club, Al; Broad
Ripple Merchants b. 23.
Eli Lilly, 81: Iryington Trojans, 10.
INDIANAPOLIS Flashes A team won two i'm
nortant tilts over the weekend. defeating
Muncie Midgets in an Indiana Junior Con-
ference tussle at, Dearborn: % to e; ano
and Flashes share the conference lead
with four games remaining on the schedule.
Flashes Seniors snapped tne IItesLl-sallle
winning streak Of the Cincinnati SheVlns.
Queen CITY champions. 80 to %. in Sat-
urday night tilt.
South Side Turner's will battle Union
Printers in a league game, at Pennsy gym
Tuesday night. and will take on the strong
Muncie five ct Turner gym next Sunday.
Turner girls staged last Quarter rai55Y
to defeat East Tenth Girls Sunday. "a
TO II.
o,Hsrs sans will meet the Central Chris
tan Ave tonight at Central Christian gym:
Manager Fletcher OF Christians IS asked
to cali Cherry 4252-W Sans will meet at
the usual place at : p m. tonight. During
the past week. Sans won over Hoosler
A c. s. to Is. and Pauley Printers, 80 TO
81 Lebanon Independents. with a lineup
of ex-Anderson and Lebanon high school
stars. viii furnish the opposition for Sans
Wednesday az Brookside gym. Sans have
won fifteen out Of eighteen games this
year.
Indianapolis Cubs won two more games
over the weekend. defeating Battery B. Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-30
Dodgers Start
Hunt for IUory

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Dave
Driscoll, business manager of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, announced to-
day he was starting on an ivory
hunt" with $4,000, hoping to OBJ
tain reinforcementS at shortstop
and in the pitching box.
He will negotiate with National
League clubs. Shortstop Glenn
Wright, who has not signed his
1888 contract yet, may not be up to
par this season because of a bad
throwing arm. Driscoll also wants
two good left-handed pitchers.
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By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 3O.-Western
Conference basketball teams ease
back into the sport picture this
week, with one strictly Big Ten
affair carded and six practice tits
booked to prepare for the real re-
newal of the championship race
next week.
Ohio State, leader in the race with
three straight victories, moves to
Minneapolis Saturday night to
tangle with the Gophers, who have
lost four straight.
The touring Fal team of Mexico
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crowds witnessed the final drills.
Forty rounds Of action have been
signed by Promoter Jimmy McLe-
more, starting at $50 p. m. In the
ten-round semi-windup. Rosy kid
Baker, Anderson middleweight
puncher. is scheduled to swap
blows with Frank Detlaf of Gin
clnnati.
A heavy advance reserved seat
sale was reported at the Claypool
drug store today.
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City Prep Quintets Take
Four Out of Five Games

I to %. Kleppe and Yovan starred
for Manual.
Washington easily turned back
Ben Davis, 81 to %. Howard. Cherry
and Baumbach led the Continentals
who never were threatened. b.
harmon starred for the losers.
Reitz Of Evansville piled up a II
to 6 lead over Ripple in the first
half and won 30 to is decision
Kuehne and Wiseman were Ripple
stars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-30
MILLS CAPTURES CROWN

Dick Mills, top seeded star, cap
tured the Indiana ping-pong cham
pionship in the state title meet at
Ayres' Saturday. He defeated C..
N. Ray of Bloomington in the final
match, 1921, 21-16, 21-18, 1921,
21-19
Merle Arens and Mart Cume of
Dayton. O., won the doubles crown,
defeating Ray and Bob Ryker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-30
Bic Ten Teams Resume Net
Action; Ohio Plays Gophers

City plays Indiana at Bloomington
Wednesday night.
A game which the Big Ten will
watch with interest is set for Fri
day. Loyola Of Chicago, considered
one of the strongest teams in the
middle west, invades Madison to
meet Wisconsin. Indiana Teachers
will be at Purdue and Creighton
invades Iowa the same night.
In addition to the Ohio State
Minnesota game Saturday, Notre
Dame NETS Chicago at the Midway
and Wabash plays Northwestern at
Evanston.
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RY LEFTY LEE

The Uptown Barber Shop team
rolled into first place in the Glass
A division of the city bowling
tournament on the Uptown alleys
with a score of 1858. These boys
had wonderful opportunity to Sc
cure a real total when they opened
with a dandy 1,078.
The second game ruined their
chances when they dropped to 1856,
and the third of 936 merely gave
them the lead until next Weekend
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Kieckhefer, Layton Clash to
Stay in Cue Title Running

The two leaders from California,
young Jay Bozeman and Welker
Cochran are idle, today.
Tiff Denton meets Allen Hall, and
Clarence Jackson tangles with Frank
Scoville in other matches today.
Since the first two weeks of the
tournament narrowed the titular
possibilities to four, officials called
off play Sunday. The champion
ship match probably will be played
FRIDAY night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-30
Many Amateur Boxers Sign
Up for Golden Gloves Event

Entries are flowing in rapidly
for the Times-Legion Golden Gloves
amateur boxing tournament that
will be held at Tomlinson hall Feb.
9, 16 and %. and many unattached
glove tossers are signing up as well
as school and club representatives.
Entries will close on Feb. 5.
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A. A. U. TOURNEY SET,

The annual Indiana Kentucky
A. A. U. basketball tournament will
be held here Feb. 23, "a and 25 un-
der auspices of the Y. M c. A.,
commissioner Ross Clarke an
nounced today.
Entry blanks have been mailed to
amateur teams in both states, he
said. All teams making good
showing in the meet will be per-
mitted to enter the national tour
nament at Kansas City but only
the winner will get its expenses
paid. Entries close Feb. 18.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-30

In the one-fall semi-windup, Wee
Willie Davis, 245-pound ex-Virginia
football pastimer, takes on big Lou
Plummer, making his second ap-
pearance here. 1t is Davis local de-
but. Young Jim kaufman of Kan
SaS City also makes his first start
here, facing Abe Kashey in the
opener.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-30

Don smith is
one Of the men,
berS of the boxing
committee of the
B 7 Il C e Robson
Post of the Legion
that has swung
into heavy action
and the members
are pushing the
drive for a big
ticket sale to the
tourney, the first
Golden Glove S
event ever held in
this city. Indian
apoliS boxers and
others from sur
rounding territory
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Curtis Payne. 212 West Raymond street
Indianapolis lat. Unattached.
Tom Wolfe. $50 North Davidson street
indianapolis 1l2. Unattached
Earl Park, 406 North New Jersey street
Indianapolis 147. Unattached
Gerald Vincent. 4l04 East Twenty-f1rSt
street, Indianapolis, llS. Twenty first
street club.
Scrooge Innis. 745 South Missouri street
INDIANAPOLIS 100 Victory A. c.
Bud Shedron 2917 North Delaware
street, Indianapolis. 1876. Unattached.
Woody Stanley, Sulphur Springs $50
Unattached.
Bob Pike. 345 East Washington street
INDIANAPOLIS 1875. Unattached
Jack Pedigo. 1874 West Twentieth street
indianapolis 1875. South Side Turner's.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-30
APOSTLES SELL BURST

BY Times Special
ST. PAUL, Jan. 30-Cedric burst.
veteran outf1elder, was sold Sunday
to Hollywood of the Coast League by
the st. Paul Saints of the American
Association. Sherwood Mackenzie,
rookie southpaw hurler, was added
to the Apostle roster.
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tween DIR. Ralph
Wilson, youn G
Hoosier star, and
Marshall (Dyna-
mite BlackStock,
aggressive 2 %
pound southern
veteran, are on
the bill. Wilson
has returned from
an eastern inva-
sion, in which he
lost a close tilt to
Jim Londos, title
claimant. Black
stock is making
his first appear
ance here in two
years.
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BU Tnifed Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 30-Augie Kick
hefer, title defender, and Johnny
Layton, Sedalia (Mo.) veteran, fight
it out today to see who will remain
in the running for the worlds three
cushion billiard championship,
which swings into it's final week.
They are tied in the standings,
each owning four victories and two
defeats. The loser in tonight'S game
virtually will be out of the run
ming
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GIANTS SIGN MANCUS0

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-Gus Man
cuso, the 27-year-old Texan who will
serve as first string catcher for the
New York Giants next season,
signed his 1888 contract Saturday.
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IT'S THE WAY OF THE FIGHT RACKET

PORTS Sharke worlds heavy
y champion sablemate Schaaf whom he
managerial financial interest when Ernie in hospital
recently 1t said Jack friendly to the
Shakey) fought he would
opponent forfeit beforehand binding him he
licked Sharkey It's
the whenever
any amount of in sigh-protection you
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BLackstock and
Wilson Tangle

Another heavyweight mat card
will be presented at Tomlinson hall
tonight by Hercules A. c., starting
at $780, Three events, topped by
a two-falls- out-of three tusSle be-
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STADIUM BLEACHER TREE IS NO MORE

the stadium right field wall that apparently
made rubber trunk limbs used to hold
old and they perched high
Stadium
the tters fell from ao but
city
the rec
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INDIANAPOLIS CHARLIE LOGAN TAKES BRIDE

interesting received from New Orleans Mrs
daughter
tenth February 1906 St. Charles avenue New
other than Indianapolis Charlie
be the dasng assistant sports editor of The Times
college football team