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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-04

far back years ago the ring experts dug a
grave in the pugistc boneyard for Johnny Risko,
baker boy heavyweight of Cleveland Then he amazed
everybody by beating the suing out of the hard-htng
Paul Berenbach then known the Astoria Assassin Of
fstiana
years definitely up
when Of German Make Shmeng ghthand punches pitched
audience him the button
knocked Johnny kept right
fighting this ham that with indifferent
Something have happened the better in 1892 Johnny
Mickey Walker Tuy Grhs and King
Levinky,
that
those
ambitious Chicago King Leinsky
M
punch that he
would have
Cleveland Rubber Man among top
fight heaVieS
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Purple RapS Ripple

Sensational defensive play fea-
tured the 81 to IA victory Of Wash
ington over Broad Ripple in the
first quarter final battle. Neither
team was able to score from the
field in the final half.
Erratic foul shooting cost the Rip
pie FASTENERS a chance to overtake
the Continentals. Sampsell sent
Ripple out in front with a field
goal, but Cherry connected twice
for the Continentals and Howard
hit three free throws to give the
west siders a Z to edge at the
quarter mark. Murbarger'S three
free throws boosted the Ripple
count.
At the start of the second period
Wiseman tied the score with a field
goal, but Baumbach and Leeper
paced a Washington rally which
sent the Continentals out in front
at the intermission, 16 to II.
In the last half, Washington
scored five times from the free
throw stripe and Ripple connected
on three attempts.
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Around the Big League Camps

WINTER HAVEN, Fla, March
w 4-The hold-out campaign
being conducted by infelder Dor
Hurst was the chief topic of inter
est at the Philadelphia Phillies
training camp today. Don played
golf Friday while President G. P
Nugent visited a friend in a Lake
land hospital. Hurst and Nugent
were expected to confer today, anC
it may be a somewhat stormy SEES
sion.
FORT MYERS, Fla. March 4.-Captain
Bing Miller was acting manager of the
Philadelphia Athletics Friday in the alb
sence of Connie Mack, who was called to
Asheville, n. c., because of the serious
illness of his daughter. Mrs. Margaret
Mac Cambridge. Miller sent the squad
through two drills
battery man of the Boston Red Sox was
absent Friday at first practice Of the
training season. Smead Jolley. outhelder-
forced to leave the train at st. Louis with
an infected tooth aManger Marty Nc
Manus put the squad through two work
outs. Pitcher Henry Johnson brought his
completely signed roster.
=
CT. PETERSBURG, Fla, March f.
- Lefty Gomez, ace of the New
York Yankees slab staff, finally re-
ported at spring training camp
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Kautskvs to
Miss Tourney

Kautsky A. c.. strong local quin-
tet and winner OF the Indiana Ken
lucky A. A. U. championship, will
not compete in the national A. A.
U. title classic at Kansas City due
to financial conditions, It was an
nounced today. Louisville Edentide,
runner-up in the recent local tour
ney, will represent this district.
Forty-siX teams have entered tine
national tournament, with prelim-
mary &C /On carded this evening
and Sunday, and the tournament
proper starting Monday morning.
Wichita Henrys are defending the
title for the fourth time against a
strong field.
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Totals. 8 Totals. 5 IL
The SiXteen-team indianapolis
sectional reduced its field to eight
in as many games Friday, but with
the exception of triple overtime
game in which BrOadripple defeated
New Augusta, % to 20, there was
little excitement. Southport rallied
to overcome a Manual lead and sent
the city lads to defeat, 80 to %, in
another feature.
Washington toyed with Castleton
to win 33 to % and Shortridge was
able to use reserves throughout the
last half as it downed Acton easily,
At to II.
Decatur Central advanced to the
second round with an easy win over
trounced Lawrence. SIS to Is, and all
of the Green squad saw action.
The one-sided counts continued
when Warren Central dropped New
Bethel, 30 to 6, in the first night
game, but the crowd on hand for the
two after dusk tits were given some
real thrills as Beech Grove rallied in
the last half to overcome a 1875 lead
held by Ben Davis over them and in
the waning minutes forged out in
front to win 1920.
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unless either Wisconsin or Indiana
defeats Ohio Northwestern's cap
tain, Joe Reiff, is aiming at a new
Big Ten individual scoring record in
his final basketball game in a
Purple uniform tonight. In eleven
games. Reiff has scored lat points
The Big Ten record of 154 points
Is held by Johnny Wooden of Pur-
due.
Iowa, the only conference quintet
with a victory over Ohio State. in
vades Champaign tonight to meet
the Illini
Indiana will meet Michigan at
Ann Arbor and Chicago invades
Purdue IN the other tilts tonight.
The Big Ten season ends with
three games Monday.
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BY DICK MILLER

Three captured county
Shortidge rounced Decatur Central baed Washington,
Ripple the first semna fray 230 this afternoon
Tech forced top speed by Southport the title favoes
behind
20 to II, in a thrilling struggle
Tech opposed the Of the struggle Warren
Beech afternoon
and the matinee will clash tonight
Brilliant defensive Southport checked Techs
ofense and the Cardinals narrowly Edwards foul
and Dchnges four field the
for the eastdrs Of The leading conend state title aure
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COUNTY AMATEUR RING
EVENT NEXT SATURDAY

A strong field of city amateur
boxers is being lined up for the
Marion county simon-pure fistic
tourney at South Side Turner gym
next Saturday night, March II.
The popularity of amateur boxing
is on the upgrade in indianapolis.
There must be a decision in every
scrap and some real action is ex-
pected next Saturday. Several
athletic organizations are entering
teams, and unattached boxers also
will be seeking the titles. Arthur
Paetz is in charge and information
can be had by calling him at DRexel
1l16 or DReXel OBS.
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Cubs, Giants
Open Season

By Times Special
AVALON, Catalina Island, Cal,
March New York's Giants in
vaded Catalina for the first big
league exhibition game of the
spring training season today, facing
the Chicago Cubs, National League
rivals.
Both teams planned to use regu-
lars, but Bill Terry was uncertain
of his starting pitchers. Pat Malone,
Leroy Herman and Roy EensEaW
the collegiate rookie, were named by
Charlie Grimm to handle the Cub
twirling.
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Basketball

Tartans have entered the Communal
tournament on March I and and would
like 70 book games with teams PLAYING
in the l8-vear-old class Tartans claim
victory over Trail Blazers 81 to IS.
For games with Tartans call Drexel 1885.
ask for Red.
Tipton Diamond Oilers annexed the Tip
ton Central States amateur independent
hasketball sectional BY defeating the An
oerSon Post Office Gaze team in the final
game % 10 10. Kokomo Boosters nosed
out Arcadia in the, consolation contest, 30
10 20 Triton, Anderson and Kokomo Will
represent this district in the state finals
10 be held in Upton beginning March IL.
There will be a meeting at the River
side Olympic Club Pruitt street and East
Riverside drive tonight at o'clock OF the
teams entered or wishing to enter the
tournament to be held at Olympic gym
Tuesday and Wednesday. March : and 8.
There are several OPENINGS in this tourna-
ment. so all teams wishing to enter are
asked to sign tonight. For information.
call Ia. ilel ard ask for Lefty Monford
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PLAY IN GOLF FINALS

By Times SpeciG!
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. March A.
Kathleen Garnham. British links
star and medalist, was a Slight ia
vorite over Frances Williams of De
Leon Springs. Fla, in the finals OF
the Florida east coast women's golf
tournament here today.
They survived a field of nationally
known stars. In semi-fnal tits on
Friday. Miss Garnham defeated
Barbara Pyman of England, / up
and Miss Williams dropped Frances
Hadfield f.MilWaukee. 5 and l.
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COnnersville
Evansville

New Harmony. 81: Cynthiana, IS.
Central 81: SteWartsvilie. IL.
Newburg. -: POSevville. Is.
MiIlersburg. 81: Chandler. Il.
Reitz. 81: Mt. Vernon. I6.
Bosse. So: Elberfeld. Is.
Griffin. 80: Vaudeville. IL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-04
Ohio Seeks Tenth Big Ten
Cage Win in Matinee Till

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 4.-Ohio State
seeks its tenth Big Ten basketball
victory of the season and a sure tie
for the conference cage champion
ship when it meets Wisconsin at Co.
lumbus this afternoon, in the fea-
ture cage tilt of the five-game pro-
gram in the circuit.
A victory for the Buckeyes will
assure them Of at least a tie in the
conference race, and another victory
IN the final game Monday against
Indiana at Bloomington will give
Ohio State clear championship.
Northwestern, in second place.
closes its season tonight against
Minnesota at Minneapolis. The
Wildcats can not share in the title
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EIGHT TEAMS IN MEET
Pennsy InvitatiOnaI Cage Tourney
to Open Sunday.

Eight teams will see action Sun
day afternoon in the Pennsy invita-
tional tourney which gets under way
on the Pennsy floor at 2 p. m. with
the Crimson Cubs meeting the flashy
st. Joan of Arc quintet.
At 2:45, Bridgeport Cardinals
clash with New Palestine Red Birds
and at $3.50 Irvington Trojans, title
favorites, will tangle with the R. o.
G. club. Holy Cross five meets Plain
field Merchants, another contender,
at Ais.
Semi-f1nals and finals are carded
for Monday night.
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Irish Five Seeks
Ninth Win in Rou,
BIZ Tnited prcSS

BIZ Unitcd Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, March A.
Wabash college will end its basket
ball season here tonight against
Notre Dame, with the Irish favored
to win.
Notre Dame will end its season at
Marquette, March 7. The Irish will
be seeking their ninth straight tri-
umph.
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THOM TOSSES PARELLI
l. U. Coach Takes Second and Third
Falls From Former Champ.

Wilbur H. Thorn, Indiana U.
wrestling coach, pinned Joe Par
ELI, former middleweight champion,
in the second and third falls to cap
ture the feature wrestling event at
the Armory Friday night. PareIli
won the first fall in fifteen minutes.
Billy Love and Gorilla Parker
went thirty minutes to no fall. Leo
Donoghue handed Eddie Belshaw
his first pro defeat in eleven min
utes, and Ed Baker tossed Fireman
Jim Mellon in nine minutes in other
events.
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Thursday, two days late. But it
didn't take him long to get into
action, for one hour later he was
serving 'em up in batting practice
Lefty was married last week to June
O'Dea, musical comedy actress.
Il n
NEW ORLEANS. March 4.-Glenn Mvatt.
veteran catcher reported at the camp of
the Cleveland Indians Thursday, the four
tenth Tribe PLAYER to start training.
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DEMONS TEST TURNER'S

South Side Turner girls and Hoo
SER Demons will tangle for the
third time this season in the fea-
ture game at Turner sym. 800 Pros
pect street, Sunday afternoon at 3
p m Demons hold two victories
over Turner's. Two other games
also are being planned, the first to
start at p. m.
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BrOwnSburg

DanviIle 81: Stilesville. Is.
Plainfield. 30; Amo, 10.
BroWnsburg. 50: Avon, Is.
CLAYTON. ~: New Winchester, 9.
PittsbOrO, So: Luton, %.
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VIC SORRELL INJURED

By Times Special
SAN ANTONIO, March 4. - The
first serious accident was reported
Friday in the spring training camp
Of the Detroit Tigers when Vic Sor-
rell, veteran pitcher, was struck
across the nose by a bat in the
hands Of catcher Gene De Sautels.
The hurler was removed to the hos
pital.
Manager Bucky Harris said he
would give Henry Greenberg, first
sacker from Beaumont, trial at
third base.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 4.-Gus
Moreland, Dallas (Tex9 star, and
Johnny Dawson Of Chicago, defend
ing champion, continued their
march through the New Orleans
invitational amateur golf tourney
with easy second round triumphs
Friday.
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Tech Stars Checked

Southport continued to bottle up
Edwards and Townsend in the third
quarter. Stull opened the scoring
with a tWo-pOinter under the basket,
but DiSChinger dribbled down and
collected from the foul rim. Bran
ham sent Southport in front, Is to
10, when he hit from the side. Hus-
ton dribbled down the side to score
for Tech, and the rivals battled for
the next five minutes without scor-
ing.
Dischinger was open in mid
court and fired in a long one and
just before the three-quarter gun.
Branham followed Edwards and the
big boy tailed two free throws to
regain the lead for Tech, 16 to Is.
Cards Miss Chances
Coins opened the final period with
a field goal, which was ruled out
when he was fouled and he missed
the free throws. Southport missed
two setup shots after cracking the
Tech defense and Branham missed
a free throw. Dischinger hit again
from deep side center and Edwards
pushed one through on the pivot to
make the count 20 to Is, Tech.
Branham failed to score on two
free chances, but Schaefar converted
one as Edwards left the game
with four personal fouls. Townsend
missed free throw for Tech, but
Schaefer again picked up l point
for Southport After the tip-off.
Schaefer scored a field goal which
was ruled out when he was fouled,
and he missed the 1-pointer as the
game ended.
Final score, Tech, 20; Southport,
II.
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College Scores Friday

Kansas. s.; Oklahoma, &c.
DuquesDe, 35; Carnegie Tech, 81.
Centenary. IS: Tennessee Tech. %.
North Dakota state, 81; North Dakota
L. 81.
Colgate. 10: Penn state. 20.
GrinnelI. %; St Louis L.. p.
Oregon State. 81; oregon. p.
Washington State. 43; Idaho. 20.
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HeitonvilIe. "a: SpringviIIe, 10.
Bedford. 50: Oolitic. 16.
Shawswick, 81; Mitchell, p.
Needmore. 40: Williams. 90.
Huron, SO; Fayetteville, Is,
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DIAMOND OILERS UNBFATEN

TULSA, Okla, March 4.-Tulsa
Diamond Oilers, strong independent
team, finished its 1882 33 campaign
unbeaten with a IA to II victory over
st. Louis Sugar CreekJ heer Friday.
Charley Hyatt, former Pitt ace, is
the star of the OiIer five.
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Charlottesville

LadOga. 30: Wingate. %.
New Market, 81: Waynet0wn. rs.
Darlington. 81; New Ross. %.
New Richmond. a.: Alamo. IL.
Waveland. 80; Bowers. Is.
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WINS y. d. RING TITLE

y LWfIfW I'TFHS
SOUTH BEND, Ind. March A.
John Michuta Of Detroit, outpointed
Reno Zarantanello, of Thornton.
Ill, to win the University Of Notre
Dame heavyweight boxing cham
pionship here Friday night. They
fought three rounds.
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SENATOR ROOKIE BLAzED UNDER LIGHTS

XNTASHINGTON has a claiming attention in
w training down Biloxi, perhaps
ne may be the missing The
pitcher from the sticks is product of night baseball Davenport
MISSISSIPPI Valley League where he
They do Edward games
That rebeed
up to the plate and tremble when up
The busher d. stands
around the 200 mark He weighed 205 when
he Senator trainer had him down to 98 which
young man was well fed this He S a rghthander
LINKS victories
against nine defeats thirty games Most amaz
ing however his streout
ehr Is speed merchant or the lights Davenport of Juice
In Weny-sx starting according story he was
Kked out Of the box only will interesting how
well he valley graduate progresses in the big
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Decatur Central 49,
EE TT 1T
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KANSAS TAKES nn1E

LAWRENCE, Kas.. March 4.-For
the third consecutive year, Kansas
U. today hello the Big Six basket
ball championship. Kansas defeat
ed Oklahoma in the championship
game here Friday, IS to &c.
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Lineups CiUe4
for Polo Tilt

The professional roller polo
leaguers will return to the Tomlin-
son hall floor Sunday afternoon
when indianapolis battles the Rich
mond QuakerS at 3 O'Clock. a lot
Of action is expected as both clubs
are reported at the peak of form.
The pro contest VIII be preceded
by city amateur loop tilt at , p. m.
Pro lineupS follow
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NNE of the outstanding second
~ airy college net quintets in
the Hoosier state this year was the
Purple Aces of Evansville college,
coached by Bill Stryker. The
hardwood FASTENERS of the Pocket
City played a long and difficult
schedule and finished with a
heavy percentage of victories.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-04
Clinton

Clinton. 90: Cayuga. -.
Tangier. %; Bloomingdale. 19.
Hillsdale. 81: Mecca. -.
Montezuma. 25; Dana. "a.
Rosedale. 81: st. Bernice, Il.
Newport. 80; Perrsyville. Il.
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Friday Fight Results

AT PITTSBURCH-Mos Butch i22
Pittsburgh, defeated Vidal Gregorio. i2S
burgh defeated Jimy Mack l2l. Philadel-
phia ji0l: Jackie wilson l22 Pittsburgh
defeated Ross Fields. 100 Cleveland IOl
AT NEW YORK-Meyer Rowan. is4. New
York. defeated Benny Britt, 1870 Philadei-
phia ll2l
AT PHILADELPHIA-Joh Lucas. 1877
Camden, y. j. defeated BOBBY Burns. 1888
Baltimore no..
AT GRAND RAPIDS Mich Wesley
RAmev local 135-pounder outpointed
Johnny Jadlck OF Philadelphia. junior vel
terwelght champion IN a ten-rOund cham
pionsh.p bout. Jaoick Won only three
rounds
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Totals. -. 9 8 Totals. 5
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FEENEY NAMES TWO

Appointment of Wilbur Baldwin
New Harmony. as deputy commits
sioner, and William J. Kelley, Ev-
ansyille, as inspector, was an.
nounced today by Al G. Feeney
state athletic commissioner. Bald.
win succeeds Daniel Scism, Evans
@ille,
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Three of the stars and Coach
Stryker are shown in the picture
above. They are Sakel, agile CEN
ter; McCutcheon, alert and swift
forward and Riggs, another ace
forward sharpshooter.
1t was an enjoyable season for
followers of the Evansville METERS,
who voted the campaign a great
success.
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Yank in British Race

NNE Of the worlds greatest
~ steeplechase riders is an Amer
lean. He is young Pete Bostwick,
millionaire New Yorker, who Will
ride in the Grand National at
Aintree, England on March "a.
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Tech Rallies to Bump
Southport Five, 2O-l7
County Champs Lead Title FavoriteS for ThreeQ Quarters
of Game: Shortridge RapS Decatur Central;
Washington Trips Broad Ripple.

In the final the the indianapolis
sectional Central defeated Beech 10 49,
to the m-hna!s to meet Technical this afternoon at $3.50.
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Howard, %; Greentown. 20.
Jackson, %; Russiaville, 20.
KokOmo. So; Union, IL.
West Middleton, 65; New London,
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Newcastle

Kennard. %; LewiSvilIe. IL.
New Lisbon. 81; sulphur Springs, II.
Newcastle, 80: MiddletoWn. %.
Straughn. "a; Knights;own. p.
Mooreland, 80: Mt. summit, 10.
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Richmond

Richmond. So: Economy. IL.
Williamsburg. %: Boston. 81.
Centerville. 81: Whitewater. II.
Cambridge City. IS; Webster. :.
Milton. 10; Fountain CITY, Is.
Greens Fork. "a: HagerstgWn. IS.
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Terre Haute

Riley, IS; Garfield, r.
Otter Greek. %; ConcsnnOn, II.
Blackhawk, 30; West Terre Haute, II.
Wiley, 49, State Training. Is.
Gerstmeyer, %; Glenn, 90.
Fontanet 81; Prairie Creek, 80.
Riley, 81; Pimento 81
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Both teams scored seven field
goals. Tech counted on six out of
ten free chances, while the Cardi-
nails converted on but three out of
ten.
Edwards sent Tech to the front
with a free throw, but Schaefer
knotted the count and Branham
flashed under the nets to give the
Cards a 3 to l edge at the start.
Tech called for time and when play
was resumed, Coins Topped in a
long one. Edwards connected on
one of two charity chances to make
the count to 2, Southport, at the
quarter.
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NEARBY GREETED FANS MINUS TIGHTS

taxes long time for roller polo various
gade to don his tghtfng uniform smoohed out and
SKATES ADJUSTED The other night Ft veteran sec
u rush Oh inc indianapolis team spent the period
room geIIhg readed up and chatting all the
out on the floor players and started f
the $500 W '-'0N ~"
where's your tights Ted?" somebody
Sad forgotten to pull his
SeGhg poc minus important playing wardrobe
t would nave been better joke the old days was
~oung and handsome" Ted commented | w ~
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Jacksonville

Borden. %; Franklin Township. 49,
Washington Township, %; George
town. 25
Corydon. %: Henryville. :.
Charleston, 50: New Middleton, IL.
New Salisbury. IS; Mauckport. Is.
Jacksonville. 81: New Albany, 20.
New Washington. 80; Laconia. IL.
Silver Greek .f34; Posey Township, 20.
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Frankfort

CoIfax. 90; Sugar Creek, 81.
Scircleville. p; Forest %.
Jefferson. 46; Mulberry, 20
MichigantOwn, So: Kirklin, 9.
Frankfort, S5; Jackson Township, IL.
Franklin
Trafalgar, 80; Nashville, II.
Greenwood, 30; Union Township. rs.
Whiteland, 90; Nineveh, %.
Edinburg, 80; Center Grove, Il.
HOpeweIl, 40; Clark Township, 20.
Gary
Wallace. %: Calumet Township, y.
Roosevelt East Chicago, q; Hobart, %.
Emerson, 81; Lowell, ~.
Horace Mann, 25; Washington Cast
16.
Hammond, Al; Clark, IS.
FrOebel, %; Hammond Tech. 10.
Whiting, 81: Wallace 20.
Emerson. IS; Roosevelt, 26.
Hammond, 27i Horace Mann, 20.
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Marion
md, 80; Sweetser, Is.
Martinsville.

Bloomington. Sc; UnionviIle. Is.
En1inence. IS: StineSville. 20.
Martinsville. Al; SmithviIle. Z.
Ellettsville. 25; Paragon, 10.