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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Legs Turn to Rubber and Eyes to
Glass as HeaUies War at Garden
BY JOE WILLIAMS
New York World Telegram Sports Edit.

NEW YORK -HavyweIghts garden
carpet last night like cocoanuts in tropical hurricane There
delightful baWs and four them ended embang
parlors.
son the he stood the rngde after the slaughter
beaming in the gore of it ALL
a sadist Avenue.
the human body would
evening profitable Legs turned to rubber and eyes
to glass The crude chemistry of the militant fist productive
of grisy sights
MOT parishion pews when the services
began but those who stayed until the
been offered to the Nothing
par1shloners so much orgy of
1t must be that it's fun
knocked of wish the freshman psychology
this and tear off an ennghtening monograph
The wndup brought schaf
on little white cot murmuring by Save the
The young rounds Which was five more than
seemed possible after the fight round
on he fighting for reprieve, that
seemed undecided whether to call taxi chiropodst.
WELL can't Poreda can't take it."
And you didn't have lot practice tonight some
body cracked back Such gongs
Jersey began like two-dolar henpa wash in
shower when Schaa cracked jong
close the round
rs the joint pnched?" wabbng
From then was simply whether
able to leave the power
nearest relatives and closest friends He in there swinging but
the pitching was too fast for him.
CCHAAF looked pretty impressive hang
around too long sharpshooter
like Hack Wilson in the field
schaaf sharpshooer sharp Still he
got his Police Commissioner MulroCney
"The mistake Poeda made boxing him." insisted
the critics.
he n getting into
ring with him in the first place Or that matter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
By Eddie Ash
Washington OvercOmes Fans Apathy
Bill McAfee One of Senator HOpefuls
Windy City Mat Promoter Unwinds

CLARK GRIFFITH has poured enough oil on troubled
waters this winter to overcome much of the i'll feeling
that cropped Washington when he released the veteran
Walter Johnson manager First, the Senators prexy
selected Joe Cronn popular Of the teams players to
succeed the Big Train and followed this by strengthen
ing the club
Bringing colorful Gosln smuggling
oueder worked they hailed
the return the
Moreover Griffith engineered the acquisition souhpaw pitchers Wal
ter Stewart Wheh regarded the American
League experienced
Big league Washington the most improved
first club the Chicago White SoX
the most improved Of it's
the high strung type and be ruined ball player
That would be terrible for experiment
However Conn thinks he will withstand the double load OF player
falls ambition his back
from the minors after Pittsburgh him wanting and sent him
to
pasimer therefore,
field
and at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Jeff Tests Shortridge, Muncie
Faces Tech in Top Cage Trays
City Prep QuintetS Win Six
Out of Seven Fri
day Tits.

After winning six of seven
tits Friday night, city high
school quintets return to ac-
ton tonight with five games.
Two tits headline tonights pro-
gram, with Pete Jolleys powerful
BearcatS invading Tech gym to
tangle with Tim Campbell's husky
eastsiderS and Able Masters fleet
jefferson Broncos from Lafayette
battling Kenny Peterman's Short
ridge five on the north side.
City rivals get together at Manual
where Broad Ripple battles the
Redskins. Cathedral meets a dark
horse five in Elwood at the Irish
court and Washington goes to
Brownsburg.
RushvilIe Is OutcIassed
Tech, Manual, Cathedral, Broad
Ripple, Washington and Crispus
Attacks were victorious in Friday
starts, Park bowling to Castleton for
the only local loss.
Rushyille was easy for Tech, los
ing 80 to %. Edwards collected
nineteen points and Townsend ten
Tor the winners during their stay in
the game. The eaStsiders piled up
" to IL edge at half time and
reserves finished the action.
Manual staged a sensational rallv
to capture 20 to 10 decision at
Mooresv1le. The Redskins were
nehlnd II to at the half, but
Yosha led a rally which knotted
the count at 15-all in the third
quarter.
Irish Show Power
Carson and Ed O'Connor banged
IN five field markers each to mace
cathedral to a AZ to 10 trouncing
OF Noblesville. The Irish COM
plned a powerful defense with
their f1ashy offensive. The Cathedral
FASTENERS ran wild in the final
periods after leading Is to 9 at the
half '--'
Wiseman's five field goals helped
Broad Ripple to an easy 81 to 18
triumph over Greenwood. the
Rockets leading all the way. Ripple
held 10 to advantage at half
time and showed defensive power
throughout the game.
COntinentaIs Triumph
Washington turned back Beech
Grove, SO to 81, with Baumback
and Howard leading a last hair
rally after the Grove FASTENERS had
held the Continentals IL to 9 at
half time. Cherry, Thomson and
Ruede also played we'll for the
Purple, with Ticen outstanding for
the losers.
Crispus Attucks took an early
lead and thumped Indiana bows
school quintet of Plainf1eld 80 to
"a, Moseby and Cornett leading the
attack.
Castleton outclassed Park school.
20 to 20. D. Sewers, E. Sewers and
Elliot scored four field goals each
for the winners, who led at the
half, IA to 8, while A. Carroll and
McMurtrie topped Park point
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
BY VERN BOXELL

MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Jan. T.
1t was just Little matter for
Vincennes to defeat Martinsville
here Friday night, "a to 81.
This slight and curly-haired
youngster, one of the two veterans
pastiming for John Adams this
year, tossed in six buckets for the
AHces-most of them when they
we're most needed.
A Garrison finish almost put
Martinsville over the hump. Glenn
Curtis star forward arched pair
through the hoop from out near the
f1fty-yard line late in the game
which brought the Artesians up
within one point of the Alices.
But Little came galIoping and
shooting to the Vincennes rescue,
and it was all over
1t was an evening of disagree
ments. The youngsters on the hard
wood disagreed in no uncertain
manner. The scorers couldn't get
together on the score. The referees
couldn't agree on the decisions, and
the artesian water didn't agree with
your correspondent.
Martinsville and Vincennes al
ways put on q colorful scrap. And
Curtis and Adams Go their bit with
sideline antics which have become
legend.
But the fans didn't go" for this
one Friday night. The crowd was
noticeable by its absence.
Both the Artesians and Alices
still are in the raw, unpublished
state, and basketball players, like
nature, seldom are mild in the raw.
1t was a rough game from 60 to
quit
All the action and suspense was
crowded into the final minutes of
play. Vincennes stepped out to
3 at the quarter At the half, the
scoreboard showed 10 to 6, Vim
cennes. John Adams objected and
said it should be II to 6. Glenn
Curtis objected to Adams saying
that, so they called in the referees,
who decided the Vincennes mentor
was right.
At three quarters, it was II to IS,
VincenneS. Martinsville missed
Three out of four free throws
quicker than you can say wonder
why Sally Suddith didn't go back
to I. IT," so Vincennes decided to
end it all, with little Mr.. Little
doing the firing.
Neither the Artesians nor AIices
would cause several of the more
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
BILL McAFEE MAY HAVE ARRIVED

MERE that Cronn Senators picked sleeper
in Bill McAfee right handed college finger formerly with the
Chicago Cubs The included McAe deal with the Boston
outfeder Rchbourg
Chicago the Cubs Lance is in
the minors and Bob is with the Cncy Reds
McAfee star with the Michigan university nine when picked
Nationals feet
inches and weighs about 1885, He originally out OF Georgia. the
Cracker state but his parents reside in Chicago
eight tits lost and There
confusion during the last the 1882 campaign between
Baltimore Washington grabbed McAfee
the waiver Griffith and shared the
young pitcher.
McAfees first performance with Washington against the Chi
White ox and he turned yet victory Bill tvred his way
September He eight worked innings
started completed taken three times
and finished relief three
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
DOUBLE HARNESS, SEVEN-DAY WEEK

AIRY GILBERT been denoted will the
-
the knocked him back the
club bankro oaed 100000 jake Atz relieved pilot Gilbert
will be asked
week Like following bangta backing
club another the dollars
by
statistical hound has figured that injuries football players
let the ehnOca about it. The it,
the professors will let EN-.
NXIHEN appointed Bucky OConnor
w
Crowley Crowley
Mule.
learned a pigeon
Johnny Gilbert champion potege
in
profession
No Swedish massage today
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
NOTHING WRONG IN THIRTY YEARS!

EOHN CLNNIN chairman of Illinois
launched campaign rub
has tired of the hppodrome through
their antics CHnnns declaration squawk the
mat fraternity but the oudest supplied John veteran
Chicago promoter
without batting the well known Windy City matchmaker
pended wrath and
accusation and surely couldn't the finger John
ou Here is Krones statement Il anything
wrestling thirty hardly prob
able that could
college graduates and taught the love of fair sport
tell John, old boy old all of the medals
talking through the old hat Try apane for breakfast double
hold tackle
dive between the for the evening dinner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. THE annual
declaration of basketball warfare
takes place in the Western Confer
ence tonight. All teams will be in
action, and every Big Ten quintet
has suffered at least one defeat dur
ing the preconference program.
The schedule follows: Purdue at
Minnesota; Northwestern at ILL
nois; Indiana at Ohio State; Michi-
gan at Iowa; Chicago at Wisconsin.
Early signs that Purdue would be
an easy favorite to repeat its tri-
umph in the titular race of last
year have been given severe jolts
lately.
Early loss of Ray Eddy, a defeat
by Pittsburgh, and illness of Ralph
Parmenter, star guard, who is not
likely to face the Gophers tonight,
have combined to cast doubt on the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Draw Cage
Meet Card
Southport, County Title
Choice, Plays Acton in
First Round.

Southport, defending champions
and fayorite to retain its title, will
battle Acton at 10 a. m. next Friday
morning in a first-round game of
the annual Marion county high
school championship basketball
tourney at Southport gym.
The schedule draw was made to-
day in the office of the county SUI
perintendent of schools. Eleven
county quintets will participate in
the annual two-day event A con-
ISOLATION tourney also will be con-
Quoted.
New Augusta drew a first-round
bye and will not play until Friday
night.
Elaborate plans are being made to
entertain fans at the tourney. Two
large assembly halls at the South
port school will be used for dancing
and reading rooms between games.
The complete schedule:
FRIDAY
Morning
9:00-New Bethel vs.. Castleton.
0.O0-Southport VS.. Acton.
l1:00-Beech Grove VS.. Decatur Central.
Afternoon
1:30-Lawrence VS.. Ben Davis.
2:30-Warren Central VS.. Oaklandon.
3:30-Loser Of a. m game VS.. loser OF
10 a. m. game (consolation).
Night
7:00-Winner of a. m. VS.. New Augusta.
8;00-Winner of 10 a. m. VS.. winner of
II a. m. game.
SATURDAY
Morning
1O:OO-Loser II a. IA. Friday vs. loser of
100 p. m. Friday (consolation).
11:00-Loser 2:30 p. m Friday VS.. loser z
p. m. Friday (consolation).
Afternoon
l:30-Winner of 1870 p. m. Friday VS.. VIM
ner 2:30 p. m. Friday.
2:30-Winner of 7 p. m. Friday VS.. win
ner p. m. Friday.
Night
7:30-Winner of 10 a. m. Saturday game
VS.. winner of IL a. m. game Satur-
day consolation flnals)
S.30-Winner of 1870 p. m. game Saturday
vs.. winner of $50 p. m. game
championship finals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Indiana Net
Hopes Lou
By Times Special

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. T.
Indiana's victory hopes we're any
thing but bright when the Crimson
cage squad left Friday for Colum-
bus, o., to open the Big Ten sea-
son with Ohio State tonight. Three
varsity FASTENERS were missing from
the final drill.
Woodrow Weir, sharpshooting
forward, was left behind with leg
injury, and Hodson and Porter,
forward and guard, were expected to
see only a few minutes Of action
due TO influenza attacks. Campbell
was to replace Weir, with Henry
and Hoffar doing relief duty for the
other pair. Heavenridge and Dick
ey will complete the lineup tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Down the Alleys With Local Pm-SpiIlers

The St. Philips A. c, annual 200 scratch
singles sweepstakes VIII give all entrants
a real run for their money; an entry fee
of 50 covering all charges for four games
across four alleys with a guarantee of $50
for the winner Squads viii roll in this
piay Of the Capitol CITY Travelling League
and the Pritchett Classic Sunday. the
SQUADS for SATURDAYS play in this event
is we'll filed. but reservations can be
made for play Sunday by calling Bill
Moran at Cherry 1910.
More than 100 teams are expected to
compete in the second annual 1000 scratch
team event on the Fountain Square alleys
all sanctioned league teams calls for an
entry fee Of So per team. bowling included.
has the alleys in flne shape for this event
and some real scoring is predicted
Head pin plav again will feature at the
Illinois. alleys SATURDAY. and Sunday. An
entry fee of 81 for each series is charged
Tor this class of plav. bowlers being per-
mitted to roll as often as they desire.
The annual New Years Classic on the
Pritchett Recreation alleys. an open event
that attracts out-of-toWn stars as well a.
the elite OF the local pin toppers is sche
duled for Sunday afternoon and night,
Railbir6S are sure to flock to these drives
to watch the stars of the game in action.
as any squad is capable OF breaking loose
with sensational scoring. PLAYERS NAV en-
SQUAD No take the drives at ? . m, Sun
day. The entry fee is $40 per man.
A bowling fan writes in to ask US TO
explain the slump of Harold Barrett. who
was the sensation on local drives last
series over the ZOO mark. This request puts
teammate in the St. Philips No. League
and also quite husky. As our public
must be satisfied no matter where the
logs fall. however. here goes: The st.
Philip Ma Leaggye chaTEes asa sausage as
the sausage being used at the ST. Philips
No ! League annual picnic. Barrett likes
so 10 make sure that the fund Will be
smlpe to satisfy az his S5atEjng he lSSJ rolls aS
to score 700 or even 600 totals.
ownie Bush's ~Hus,lers," with Mike
Morrissey.. Dan scanlon. Bill Rodocker
in two BY the, Buck sumner oqintet in
Ass to 1888 In addition 10, Sumner,
the, sherifI's team consisted Of ChueE
RIP Lynch. a great bunch OF Germans
Lynch for the winners. was easily the
star OF the match. his 254 finish leaving
his team mates. as well as BpSh,s boys
loss Of this match to Laddie. Hancock,
who turned ip a total Of 425 after q trip
taught the howlers Of these towns the
nm. points Of the game. The losers are
ever, and are seeking return match in
the near future.
Barbasol with Hueber and Fehr rolling
tetals OF ga and 62T. took the odd game
from Buoweiser Cafe during the City
League series on the Hotel AntlcF alleys.
johnson Chevrolet broke loose with one
OF their early season totals, scoring 3.l53
two from Hoosier Coffee Red Coble lead
ing on for the Johnson team rolled a
total OF I03. Burnett had CIT and b
Johnson $50. For the losers McNew.
Haislup. and shriver had counts OF 63l,
els and els.
The Elk Boosters also won two from
Marott Shoes when they finished with a
count Of l.07S. Stark closed with q 26s TO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Totals IL 7 g. Totals liz IL
REYNOLDS MAT VICTOR

Jack Reynolds, welterweipht
champion, took two straight fails
TO defeat Blacksmith Pedigo, Louis
vile veteran, in the feature wres-
Ting match at the armory Friday.
He won the first fall in 80 minutes
and the second in IS minutes.
Henry (Whiskers) Kolln and Iota
Shima drew in thirty minutes,
Chief Little Wolf tossed David
Dooley in twelve minutes, Ed Baker
pinned Speedy ONeal in eight
minutes and Young Webb tossed
Harold Sims in six minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
GREYHOUNDS IN ACTION

Indiana Central hopes to repeat
its easy early-Season triumph over
N. A. G. U. when the local rivals
tangle at the University Heights
court tonight. The Greyhounds won
the first tilt, 81 to Is.
Captain Ernig, who has been i'll.
will not start tonight's game for
Central, but is expected to see ac-
fiOn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
TURNER'S PLAY TOURISTS

There will be three games played
at the South Side Turner gym Sun
day afternoon, the first at l o'clock.
The big game Of the day will be
between the Turner five and the
all-Indian travelling team Of First
Americans.
Turner fans are eager to see how
their local favorites perform against
the redskins. The Indians will en-
terrain with native songs and
dances during intermission. The
Turner FASTENERS put in hard prac-
tice this week and expect to give
the tourists a hard fight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
AHces Stop Garrison Finish to
Whip Artesians; Little Is Hero

advanced clubs considerable trouble
right now, but both of them show
possibilities. Adams new back
guard, Spaw, is big and fast, and
Glass, his other veteran, is no
SLOUGH at center.
Curtis shifted his MartinSville
lineup several times. Kramer, Beas-
ley and Coyle we're best in support
ing Garrison.
These rivals will pack the house
at Vincennes when they get to-
gether for the second round, and
that is as it should be.
VincenneS MartinSYille
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
) PLAYERS REINSTATED
BIZ United Press

81 nIt6d Press
CHICAGO, Jan. Five major
league baseball players were restored
to the active list Friday, according
to an announcement from the office
OF Commissioner K. NJ. Lands.
They are Bob Worthington. Bos-
ton Braves; A. L. Cooke, New York
Yankees; Charles Jameson, Cleve-
land; w. NJ. Hargrave, Boston
Braves; Robert Burke, Washington
Senators, Jameson has already been
given his unconditional release by
Cleveland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07

Gay at 3:15 p. m.
F our consecutive
loop victories give
FireStones a slight
edge over Kautskys,
who have won five
and lost one. The
first half Of the
race ends Jan. IS.
Bill Bugg, big
guard who formerly
DaStimed at Butler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Big Ten Cage Race Opens
Tonight With Full Card

championship possibilities of the
Boilermakers.
Northwestern, after dropping one
game to Notre Dame, came back
to defeat the Irish in return tilt,
and thus ranks almost on a par
with Purdue. The Boilermakers
and Wildcats are scheduled to clash
at Evanston Monday night in an
important tilt.
Purdue, Northwestern, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Ohio State are favored to
open the race with victories to-
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
CUE CHAMP IN FRONT

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. Ralph
Greenleaf, national pocket billiard
champion, led Andrew Ponzi, Phila-
delphia veteran, 1858 to 979, when
they resumed play in their exhibit
ton 1,750-point match here today.
Greenleaf won two blocks Friday,
124 to 80 in three innings and 1913
to &c in three innings, scoring high
runs of So and SO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Roller Game
Here Sunday

The comeback roller polo is max
ing in indianapolis may be credited
IN large part to the efforts of Gar
Davis and Hendricks Kenworthv.
who have worked the last few
months on the local promotion.
Love Of the sport and a chance
to help finance the food kitchen
- nnA q. - ) l..
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Is
State Victim

By United Press
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Jan. T.
indiana State Teachers won a.
closely contested basketball game
Friday night from Centenary COL
lege of Shreveport, La. 81 to 81.
AT the half, the southerners were
leading, II to 16, and the rivals bat
tied on even terms until late in the
game, when Spence snagged three
field goals to send the Sycamores
ahead. Each team scored twelve
field goals, State winning from the
free throw line.
Ind. State (3D. Centenary (27,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
GOLF RIVALS CLASH

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. Tommy
Goodwin, 19year-old New York
state champion, and Celest Durand
Of Garden City, N. Y, defending
champion, clash today in the finals
Of the Miami midwinter amateur
golf championship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07

The Indianapolis team will tackle
Marion at Tomlinson hall Sunday
afternoon with action starting at 3
o'clock. An amateur game between
local teams will start at 2 p. m. The
Indians are unbeaten in league ac-
ton. and have won four games.
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@@~et ~ q a. ( ~ ~ y
m Il n i c pal en-
ployes imp ellie d
them to the Civ
ing of their time
to the sport. Mel
Their 7 Give S a
penny from the
game. Davis is
a S sis TIA n t city
building inspector
and Kenworthy. q
former star on the
rollers in the olo
days of le a que
paStinling, is a To-
cal business man
He used 10 shine
with skates and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
FRENCH GETS RAISE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Larry
French, Pirates southpaw hurler
who won eighteen games and lost
sixteen in 1882, has signed his 1888
contract with Pittsburgh. calling for
s., 800 salary raise.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
RENEW GRID RIVALRY
3y Times Special

3 7 tmtS Npccl0I
PRINCETON. N. j., Jan. T.
Princeton and Dartmouth will tan
gle on the gridiron next season for
the first time in sixteen years. They
also are planning a game for 1884,
1t was said today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
BADrR A. A. MEETING

The J. w. BaCer Athletic Association will
hold a special meeting at Hotel Lincoln
Wednesday Jan: Il. at p. m. Following
be present: Gale. Stiles, Eader. Forester
Newgent, Good Martin. Nelson. Carey'
Henderson, Crothers. Elchel, Orvis. Ander-
son. Guy. Johnson. Cox, McKim. Percifed
Altopp Woodruff and others wishing to
try out with tbs Bader baseball team in
the Sprinr
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07

-Four games will be played at the Pennsv
gym Sunday afternoon. The Schedule fol.
lows lows indianapolis Railway vs. Real six
Cubs vs.. Bethany Christians. at q 81
Pats VS.. st. Philips A. C.s, at 8; Flanner-
Buchanan VS.. U. S. Tires, at 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Basketball News and GOSSIP

Whitestown lineup and games are wanted
with strong quintets that have access to
gyms. Call NJ. K. Zenor. Riley 1851, or
write him at Whitestown. Ind.
Three games will be played in the
Sunday afternoon in st. Paul hall, at
Weghorst and Wright streets. The schedule
follows: St. Paul Juniors VS.. Zion Juniors
at 80; st. John vs. Bloomington at 23O
trinity VS.. Emmaus at $40. Results of
games on Dec. % follow: Emmaus Juniors.
70; St, Paul Juniors. %; st. John So; Trim
Ivy, SO; Zion, 38; st. Paul, 81. League
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Tire Quintet
Kautsky Foe

Victorious in thirteen out of four
teen starts, the league-leading Fire
stone Tire five of Akron, O., battles
Kautsky A. G. in National League
cage game at the Armony here Sun