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1t was close battle all the way,
Cathedral stepping into an early
lead but trailing Is to 10 at the half.
Shortridge controlled the ball
most of the game Seward starred
for the winners and bagged four
field goals, while Shipp, Barnhorst
and Eddie O'Connor we're Irish
leaders. Robinson also played we'll
for the winners.
Spartan Rally Wins
A brillian last quarter rally after
trailing 80 to 20 at the three-quar-
ters post, climaxed by two field goals
by Smith in the last minutes, gave
Connersville a So to "a triumph over
Tech. The upset checked Techs
victory string at eleven and was the
second loss in fourteen tits for the
eastsiders.
With Edwards, Huston and Town
send setting the pace, Tech romped
into % to II edge at half time.
Edwards was elected from the game
in the final minutes on personal
fouls. Smith and Sleet scored six
field goals each for the Spartans.
Trio Leads Continentals
Cherry, Baumbach and Howard
collected total of thirty-six points
as Washington sWamped Thorn
town, As to 10. A brilliant passing
attack featured the play of the Con-
tinentalS, who led 81 to II at the
half.
Broad Ripple dropped 33 to 90
overtime decision at zionsville.
After trailing II to 10 at the half,
Ripple rallied and Kuehne's field
goal in the final ten seconds tied
the count at 1920 Pock scored
eight field goals for louisville, and
Wiseman and Klein led the
losers.
Park Drops Acton
Tiptons brilliant quintet turned
back Manual, 80 to 10, at Upton.
With Booher and Pierce leading the
attack, Upton led 10 to 9 in the
first half. Kleppe and Welton
starred for the Redskins.
Park School checked a late Acton
rally to nose out % to 81 decision.
The winners led 16 to 5 at the inter
but Smith starred in an
Acton rally which almost overcame
the advantage. Lows and Myers
were other Acton stars, while Birth
wright. Richardson and Carroll
paced Park.
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BOzeman and Cochran Retain
Lead in Cue Title Tourney

BIZ United Pres
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-California
continues to set the pace in the
worlds three-cushion billiard cham
pionship.
Welker Cochran, San Francisco,
transplanted balkline expert, and
Jay Bozeman of Vallejo, Cal, re-
fused to give ground as the tourna-
ment winds up the second week to-
day.
Cochran holds a mathematical
edge over Bozennan, but today Boze-
man has his chance to tie his fellow
Californian. The youngster tangles
with Clarence Jackson of Detroit in
tonight's contest.
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Otto Reiselt, Philadelphia, and
Allen Hall, Chicago, holding the last
two places in the standings, open to-
days program. Arthur Thurnbald
Chicago, and Frank Scoville, Buff
falo, clash in the second afternoon
game.
Cochran clicked off spectacular
game Friday night to trim Tiff Den
ton. Kansas City, so to 80, in forty
one innings.
Augie Kieckhefer. defending title
holder, finished with a sensational
rally to beat Thurnblad, so to AZ, in
forty mine innings.
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JONES IN NEW SERIES

81 United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 28.-Bobby
Jones, who still boasts the kind of
golf that every duffer dreams about.
came here today with an
enthusiastic program designed to
show lesser lights how to break 90.
He will make six shorts for
motion picture release to deal chiefly
with fundamentals, going even a bit
farther back than his previous
financially successful series that
centered mostly on the use of the
club
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College Scores Friday

STATE COLLEGES
Western State Teachers. 81; Manchester
Eastern Illinois Teachers. 4s: Hanover, A.
OTHER COLLEGES
Duouesne. 81: Carnegie Tech. IS.
Wittenberg, SO; Ohio u, 80.
Ohio State AZ, Western Reserve. 20.
Michiean State. 10: Xavier 10
West Virginia WESLEYAN. SO. Marshall. 81.
Wilmington, "a; Button. IS.
Akron. 81; Muskingum. %
Loyola Chicago 80; Fal tCitv of MeXi-
co.. %
virginia SO; Virginia Poly. 80.
North Carolina So; Virginia Military. II.
Illinois WESLEYAN. As: Illinois Normal. 20.
west Liberty. so; John Carroll "a.
Utah Aggies 40; Brigham Young. 80.
wyoming 40: Colorado Mines IS
CHATTANOOGA. "A Birmingham-S
81
Ripon. 80; Cornell college "a.
Colorado. %: Denver II.
Wichita. 81. College Of Emporis, 80.
Montana. "A: Montana State. IS.
Marysville mo-, IS, Bethany. "a.
New Mexico. "a: New Mexico military. IA.
Omaha. AZ. Wavne IS.
Washington state. As. oregon. %.
Arizona 40: New Mexico Aggies. 26.
California southern branch. "A; stan
Southern California. so: California. IS
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Lott to Battle
Suffer or Grant

BIZ United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 28.-George M.
Lott Jr., today makes his first i'm
portant bid for Davis cup recogni-
ton with Cliff Suffer of New Or
leans, or Bryant Grant Jr. of At
lanta, as his opponent in the final
of the Miami Bi1tmore all-south
tennis championship.
Returning to the brilliant game
that made MIN Davis cup player
in 1881, Lott advanced to the final
by eliminating Gregory Mangin of
Newark, N. j., National indoor
champion, GA, Us, 6-3, in the semi
finals. In the other semi-hnaI, SUIT
ter was slightly behind Grant, when
darkness halted their match. 1t will
be finished today.
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BUTLER STARTS TRIP

Ten members of the Butler U.
cage squad left today for Saltwater,
Okla, where the Bulldogs open a
three-game swing through the Mis-
souri, Valley conference.
Creighton, defending Valley
champion, will oppose the locals
on Monday and Washington U. is
Tuesdays foe at st. Louis.
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Heavy Prelim
Card Planned

The supporting card for George
Godfrey-Tiger Fox Negro heavy
weight ten-round feature fistic bat
tie at the Armory Tuesday, prac-
tically was completed today by Pro-
moter James McLemore. Prelim
bouts signed up follow
Ten Rounds-Rosy kid Baker. Ander-
son, vs.. Frank Detlaf, Cincinnati; middle
weights, semi Windup.
Six Rounds-Leroy Gibson, indianapolis
Negro. VS.. Pete Leno, Cincinnati; feather
weights.
Six Rounds-Tony Brown, Chicago, vs.
Andy Newell, Anderson Negro, heavy
weights.
Four Rounds-Pat Kenney, Indianapolis.
VS.. Andy White. Indianapolis; heavy
weights.
-Four Rounds-Packy Gardner. Indian
apolis. heavyweight, VS.. opponent to be
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City Flashes
Test Muncie

Muncie Y. M. c. A. teams, the
famed Midgets and Cardinals, state
title holder in the Glass B division,
will play indianapolis Flashes in
theeir annual rivalry games at
Dearborn gym Saturday night.
The jinx held by the Flashes over
the Midgets is long standing, Mum
Gle winning but one game on the
local court. They tangle in an In
diana Junior Conference tussle at
8 p m. The Cardinals Flashes B
game, also a Junior Conference tus-
sic, starts at p. m. Cardinals de-
feated Flashes B in their state title
march last year. U. S, Tires and
Rhodius tangle in a third game
Saturday at 9 p. m.
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GREGALACH TOPS FIELD
BIZ United Press

u = . TTTTW 7 TTo6
LONDON, Jan. -Gregalach,
1929 winner, has been assigned top
weight of IT'S pounds for the Grand
National Steeplechase to be run at
Aintree next month, it was an
nounced today.
Forbra, 1882 victor, will carry 1853
pounds. Grakle, 1881 winner, and
Shaun Collin, who came home first
in 1880 will carry I'll and ITO
pounds, respectively.
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FEATHER RIVALS SIGN

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 28.-FinaI
articles Of agreement we're to be
signed today for a ten-round bout
here between Baby Arizmendi. Mex
lean claimant to the worlds feath-
erweight title, and Freddy Miller,
whose recent victory over Tommy
Paul won him the title belt the Of
the National Boxing Association.
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JIM PHELAN TO RETAIN
WASHINGTON GRID JOB

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-James Phe-
Ian, football coach at the University
of Washington for three years, an
nounced Friday night that he had
accepted Washington's terms for a
new three-year- contract and would
sign Immediately upon his return to
Seattle.
Phelan's status has been in doubt
since he left Seattle for the east
in December. Cotton Wilcox and
Ralph (PesD WEIGH, who starred at
Purdue under Phelan, will return
to Washington as assistant coaches.
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High School Net
Scores Friday
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
sShortridgs. 70; Cathedral. IS.
Connersville, 36; Tech, "a.
townsville. SO; Broad Ripple. 90 lover
Washington. IS; Thorntoxn. 10.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Alexandria, 81; Windfall u.
Batesville, %; Brookville, IA.
Bloomington. 20; Bedford. A.,
Battle Ground. 20; Clarks Hill, Is.
Rochester. "a; Bourbon, %.
Burlington, So; Deer Creek, 81.
ColfaX 81; Rossville. 90.
Greencastle "a; Crawfordsyille. Co. =.
Hardinsburg So; Charlestown, a..
Columbus 80; Franklin, 80.
DARLINGTON, 20; Bowers. II
valparaiso. 80; Washington east Chi
Edinburg. q; Brownstown, Is.
Eminence, 26; Belle Union. 9.
Galveston, So; Erwin, IA.
Central (Evansvillel, 81; Washington, 81.
Memorial (Evansvillel, 81; Gibault Vim
Eat E6Sft koo5 +. 80 NJ AaPYsn % g.
Kentiand, IS; Fowler. 20.
Logansport. 81 frankfort. 10.
Nappanee. 20; Goshen. 81.
Horace Mann Gary. 81; Emerson
Union Union. IS Is; Greentovn. 81.
Hammond Tech, IS; Catholic Central, IL.
Maiffoe (GGiatTya a. HH0etisr 49,
Center, 81.
Jackson township. 81; Stockwell, 10.
>, Jeffersonville, %; Manual louisville,
sEayzee, 80: Jackson, q,
Lebanon, 81 Kokomo,, 30.
New Richmond, S. Linden, %.
Leavenworth; 3d. Midtown, II.
Lowell. rs; Morocco, "a
Muncie. 80; Richmond, 25
Calumet township. IS; Merrillvil1e, II.
y Wikinson 20 Markleyille, 10.
Howard. 20, New London, II.
otte s Tsl: IS: OXFORD Sdal 20 To-
Plainfleld, 26 Pittsboro, %.
Portland. 81; Red Key, &c.
Prairie, q; Sharpsville, 26.
New Market. %; Roachdale. II.
Salem. So: Madison. 49,
Seymour. 49,: Scottsburg. 25.
s an@an. s4 II Na Ma[ Mafi9n a 3d.
yincennes, SO; Brazil. ~.
Waldron, SO: North Madison. H.
Me5t fsRtts Is f Fym pstshS'q1f IT,
Marion. p; Wabash, 23 g.
WinRate. %; Wavnetown. 10.
Dover. "a; Whitestown II
Roosevelt East CHICAGO, "a WHITING. 30
Jefferson WHITLEY 90; Roanoke, "a.
faS5 fsfek 81 Sy oe e. H.
Banquo. 40; Rock Greek, 90
Tell City q; Huntingburg, %.
South Side CFt. Wavne) az. North Man
hester, 49, ~ '-'
Central Catholic ct. Wayne. 20; De-
,atur Catholic, 26.
bafsViile. 81 i, G ad5f6n. Is Is.
College. Corner. 80; st. Andrews (Rich-
Laurel, a. Bentonville, 1s.
Union City, ~; Winchester, 26.
Ridgeville.- 10: Montpelier, 10.
Huntsville, 80; Stony Greek, 10.
Saratoga. 80; Farmland, %.
Mckinley, %; LosantsVille, 8.
Warrick County Tourney
Lynville IL; Tennyson,. 9.
Yankeetown. IS; Chandler IA.
Boonville. IS: Newburg, 81.
Selvin, %; Millersburg, 26.
Kosciusko County Tourney
Burket, IS; Atwood, 10.
Syracuse, 26; Etna Green, Is.
Mentone. AZ Silver Lake, 10.
Leesburg. %; North Webster. 1S.
Pike County Tourney
Stendal, 81: Winslow, g.
Spurgeon. go; Orwell. %.
Union, II; Velpen. 16.
Gibson County Tourney
Mackey. "a; Patoka. 81.
Haubstadt, 10: Owensville, II.
Princeton, %; Mt. Olympus 20.
Wayne County Tourney
Fountain City 81; Whitewater. 10. -.
Hagerstown. 81; Cambridge City, 81.
Centerville. %; Boston. 90
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GLEDHILL UPSETS ACE
BIZ nited Press

By United Press
MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan. 90
Keith Gledhill of Santa Barbara,
Cal, today provided another upset
in the Australian lawn tennis cham
pionships by registering straight
set victory over the brilliant young
Vivian McGrath, who Friday
trounced Ellsworth Vines Jr, the
American and Wimbledon cham
pion.
Gledhill eliminated the 16-year-
old McGrath in their semi final
match, ga, 81, 81.
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BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 2S.-
With cambridge, defending cham
pion, still favored to retain their
laurels, eight teams continued play
today for the Wabash Valley high
school cage title. cambridge was
one of the eight survivors of Fri
days first round tests, defeating
Digger, 1882 title runnerup. q to
16.
Linton met Wiley of Terre Haute
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Shelby Battles Blue,
Trojans Tackle Tech
Shorrdge Noses Out Cathedral in Thrilling Tilt 10 to 49,
and ConnersviIIe Snaps Eastsiders' Victory
Strnq at EIeven WASHINGTON Wins.

Five them tonighs
gram for indianapolis prep quintets.
SheoyV1es of the
Shodge of Cathedral
defending Trans battle Tech Friday Connersv
feature
Broad Ripple entertains
wood Manual takes Beech
ingon invades Ben games tonight
Shordge boosted
today after nosing out the Irish B to 16 thrilling
$500 fans Butler feldhouse Friday
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KoLLN IS MAT VICTOR
Wins Deciding Fall From Fishbaugh
in Foul; Olsen in Draw.

Winnin tghe first and third falls.
the last one on a foul, Henry Kolin,
bewhiskered middleweight, defeated
Les F'ishbaugh, Ohio veteran, in the
feature mat go at the Armory.
Silent Olsen drew with Ed Baker. sub
shutting for Billy Love. in thirty minutes.
stttuted for Michael Angelo. in seven
minutes, Chief Little Wolf pinned Bill Bar
DO IN nine minutes. and Eddie Bclshsw
Haddock in other bouts
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H0OSIER STARS ENTER
Brocksmith, Hornbostel, Hatfield
and Nelson in Millrose Games.

Brocksmith. HornbosteI. Hatfield
and Nelson in Millrose Games.
By United Press
NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Eleven of
the outstanding track and field
athletes of the midwest have &C
copied invitations TO compete in the
Millrose A. A. games at Madison
Square Garden a week from to-
night.
They include Henry Brocksmith
and Charles Hornbostel. Big Ten
champions from Indiana U; Ed Tur-
ner, Michigan's Olympic half-miler;
Lee Seminar and Jimmy Hatfield
of Indiana u. former Big Ten
hurdling aces, and Bert Wilson,
former Butler U. high jumper.
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Hall, Shields in
Net Title Finals

By United Press
MONTREAL, Jan. 28.-In an all
America final, j. Gilbert Hall of
South Orange, N. j., today was de-
Tending his title against Francis x.
Shields of New York as the Cana
dian indoor tennis championships
drew to a close.
The two United States players
eliminated the last Canadian chal-
lengers Friday.
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Eight Quintets Continue
Wabash Valley Title Play

in the first second round game to-
day, while Hutsonville faced Pleas
antville, Bruceville met Rosedale
and cambridge opposed Clay City.
Survivors meet in semi-fnal tits
this afternoon, with the title strug-
gle at tonight. Fridays scores:
Wiley, 80; Spencer. IL.
Hutsonville, M. 90; Bloomfield, IS.
Pleasantville, 49, Tangier IL.
Brucevlle, "a: Bridgeport, Ill., %.
Rosedale. %: Riley. 49,
cambridge, 27 Digger, is.
Clay City, U.s. Perrysville. 10.
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ICE CROWNS AT STAKE

bV NItcd Press
OCONOMOWOC, Wis, Jan. Is
With the sudden cold wave bring
ing ideal skating conditions, 211 of
the fastest ice experts in the coun-
try today went into action on the
glistening surface of Fowler lake TO
decide the national speed skating
championships. The program will
be concluded Sunday.
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BY LEFTY LEE

Indianapolis bowlers always have
been noted as last minute entrants
in all tournaments, but the record
seems to have been smashed for the
city tournament that opens today on
the Uptown alleys.
Officials were unable to work out
complete schedule before the
actual start of the meet owing to the
fact that 60 per cent of the entrants
failed to enroll at the proper time.
The added burden has made it
hard for Secretary Norman Hamil-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-28
ATTUCK CAGFRS ROW

Crlspus Attucks high school
Gagers dropped a 30-to-24 decision to
Lee and Jay Night Hawks at At
Cucks gym Friday. Attacks trailed
AZ half time, 10 to 10. Bower and
coffin led the winners while Russell
Attacks. :" 1O1
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WHAT A TEAM

The four members of the Univer-
slty of Pennsylvania mile relay
team this year will be the same
squad that ran for the school three
years ago. They are Jimmy Healey,
Jack Edwards, Howard Jones and
Bill Carr, Olympic star.
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Western State
Bumps Chesters

By United Press
NORTH MANCHESTER. Ind. Jan
2o.-WeStern State Teachers college
METERS defeated Manchester here
Friday night, 81 to 81.
Western State piled up a lead of
"a to during the first half. Herd
er' forward, and Perigo, center
scored 81 of their teams points
Johnson's Manchester center, scored
II points to lead his teams scoring
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-28
Close Deal
for Blues
keyser ard Speaker Buy
Kansas City A. A.
Ball Club.

By United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 81
The Kansas City American Associa-
ton baseball club was sold today to
a syndicate headed by E. Lee Key
ser of Des Moines and Iris Speaker,
famous outfielder.
The Blues have been on the mar
ket since the close of the 1892 sea-
sson on account of the financial
embarrassment of George Muehle-
bach, owner and president for years
who built the modern park here
seating 10000.
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MEXICO TO END BIG
CONSTRUCTION PACT
Lack of Funds Bars Finish nj Amhs-
tiOus Projects.

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 28-One ~
the largest construction programs
ever undertaken is drawing to a
close, with expiration Of the CONTRACT
oetWeen the government and the ].
u. White Engineering COMPANY.
Inc contract was signed in Feb
ruary' 1926, during the adninistra-
tlon of President Piutarco Elias
Gales. 1t expired the last dsy of
1857 and IS apt to be renewed. as
me government feels that the eco
noh'c situation will not allow fur
Their expenditures.
Inc contract called for designing
construction, and administration of
vast irrigation project. which has
made arabic millions of acres of for
mer desert land.
Most OF the work has been con-
hned to northern Mexico.
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Bradley Is Camera Shy

1T isn't often you see a picture of
l. Colonel E. R. Bradley, famous
Kentucky horseman whose Burgoo
King won the Kentucky Derby last
year. But here he is. caught by the
cameraman at the opening of Hia-
leah track in Florida recently.
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ARMY GRID CHIEF LOW IN PAY

TINE the football country
that plays schedule that calls for and abundance
drill small Davidson
Uncle Sam West Point the Officially
second lieutenant he has succeeded the coaching
duties the
The fact he has made chief grid at the
Military
the Of second ooe 66per month plus ration allowance of
chicken feed totaling So cents day.
Estimating football three months
money
Compare this salary with the big
flight machines
soldier
as $4,000 to $15000
Davidson however
officer to be promoted the
Point That tribute to the high esteem
Davidson will and puta
ton and standing the gridiron.
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BYRD OF A GOLFER

Sam Byrd, New York Yankee OUT
fielder, is as good a golfer as he is
a ball hawk. He recently shot a IS
over the Roebuck course at Biz
mingham, Ala.
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LIGHT is RETNsTATED

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 27.-Virgil
LIGHT, veteran Minnesota guard,
suspended recently for breaking
training, has been reinstated BY
Coach Dave Mt2fillan on the re-
quest of his tear oates.
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BALL TACKLES WESTERN
By United Press

= Z
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 28.-Ball
State Teachers college will be host
to the Western State Teachers coli
lege basketball squad here tonight.
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a! Al ANDERSON Ind-Rosv kid Baker
gary Negro. in the eighth round, c;uv
S2,Ohss' Cary featherweight. dpcisioned
AouhR Leach. Indianapolis. In six rounds,
NIL nil PHlLADELPHIA-B KetcheU Mill
ssl.ie. n j.. middleweight. thumped ont a
.Stn1-tounu triumph over Waliv Sears Phila-
.Di'ia' scoring thirteen knockdowns.
Al WORCESTER. Mass Vic Iotti Msrl-
. DoI9 miooleweight. decisioned Frankie Pc
tlOhe OF schenectady. N Y in ten rounds.
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Harvard Seeks
Wesley Fesler

By Unlted PreSS
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 2S.-
Wesley Fesler, former Ohio State
football and basketball star, confers
with William j. Bingham, Harvard's
athletic director, today. He may be
named varsity football back field
and varsity basketball coach, a COM
bining of positions in keeping with
Harvard's retrenchment program.
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indianapolis Ferndales downed United
League in an interesting game 20 10 On
The Ferndales will play Doolev Hotshots
sunday afternoon at Pennsy gym at i
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Morris Street Girls desire a game for
Monday night at their gym. Mayer Chapel
ana Woodsides. notice. Girls or boys
teams desiring games call Dr. 30e3-R, ask
for Esther. betWeen and Z D. m
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Eli Lilly cagers nosed out Stockyards. 80
to 81, and Lilly Girls defeated Real SILK
Dragons IL to 10. in Wednesday night
llts at Hawthorne gym. For games with
Lilly teams, call Harry Helm. Dr.. 2O2o-M.
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Stock Yards lost a fast game Wednesday
night to Eli Lilly's. SO to 81
me Stock Yards Team won from the
LaGrande Aces, IS to IS.
The Eli Lilly girls won from the Real
Next Wednesday night the Stock Yards
Teams VIII play Folks MIX and West New
ton at the Hawthorne gym.
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TWO HURLERS SIGN

% 7 FHIBS NU6CfUt
NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-Two pitch
ers, young Ray Starr, obtained from
the Cardinals, and veteran Adolph
Luque, were signed Friday to 1893
contracts by the New York Giants.
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Brookside Red Devils battle Woodruff
Girls in the opening game of a cage pro-
gram at Woodruff Place Baptist gym to-
night. Anderson Baptist team opposes
woodruff Bears and Anderson Baptist B
team battles Woodruff Cubs in other tits
The invaders are leading the league at
Anderson and have several former Andr-
son high school players in the lineup
Woodruff Bears are pacing the east side
Sunday School League WITH nine wins
and no defeats
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South Side Juniors would like IN srrsn-.
games in the 17-year-old class. Can
arrange for gym on half cost basis. Cali
Drexel 67ll-R
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nay
4 MOTHER member of the st.
IA Louis Cardinals will join Co
lumbus of the American Associa-
ton, Cardinal farm team, next
season.
He is Ray Blades, veteran out
fielder of thirteen years expert
ence, who was purchased by the
Red Birds Friday. Blades, who
has acted as coach of the Ma
tional League club for the past
several season, has been mentioned
as a possible choice to fill the va
cant berth of managing the Red
Birds in the 1888 A. A. race. He
has been offered players con-
tract, according to Larry Mac
Phail, club prexy.
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