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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18

William r. Coe, owner of LadyS-
man, which rules as the winter book
favorite, by virtue of being Amer
ica's leading 2-year-old in 1882,
has entered four, as have William
Woodward, whose Gallant Fox
triumphed in 1880, and the Green
tree stable of Mrs. Payne Whitney,
owner of Twenty Grand. which set
a new Derby record of 2:01 2-5 in
winning the classic in 1881.
Swivel FilIy Threat
The Shandon Farm stables VIM
ner of this years Jefferson Park
Derby with the f1lly, At Top,
and runner-up with the gelding
Ennis in the same event, named
both of these consistent winter
campaigners to the Kentucky classic
with Swivel, Technique, Jessie Dear
and Bamboula, the other fillies
named.
Swivel, unquestionably best of the
FLIES of last year, beat the best colts
in training in winning over the one
mile and a sixteenth of the PIN
leo Futurity, and looks as one Of
the choicest should she go to the
post on Derby day.
Twenty Leaders Drill
Twenty stakes winners of 1892 are
regarded as almost certain starters
and have already started training
for the gruelling test. They are:
Ladsyman, Kerry Patch, Swivel.
Caterwaul, The Darb, Technique,
Growing Glory, Projectile, Head
Play, Dynastic, Repaid, Balios.
Sandy Bill, Garden Message, Pop
pyman, Sarada, Red Whisk, War
Glory, Good Advice and Tractable.
The following eligibles, winners Of
one or more stakes last season, were
omitted from the list of 1888 NOM
nations: Cutie Face, Easy Day,
Hilena, Elusive, Iseult, Lucille K,
Manga, Miss Bunting, Notebook,
Pana Franka, Tickery Took, Speed
Boat, Sunnyside Up, Timorous, Vo-
lette and Wise Anne
The 118 nominees are:
Trace Call. Bamboula, Dark Amber,
Dominus. Jovius, Marlborough. Garden
Message Fincal Boilermaker. Brokers'
Tip. Broad Bill, Bobsled. Beefsteak.
Caesars Ghost. Inander Warren Jr.. Ben
Minturn, Good Advice, Mr.. Khayyam. Sun
eros, Daudet. Ladysman, Pomponius,
Pomposity. Pompoleon, Bertrand. Pot Au
Brooms. Pot Au Lock Thistle Play My
Blaze, r. Creech, Interpreter, Head Play,
AXtel. Graceful Lad. DiXiana Pre- War, :
Charley o.. American Smile, Crack Flyer.
Robert L. Gerry, Chartress, Uncle Donald,
War Glory. War Stripes, Clipper Ship.
Dynastc, Jungle King, Range Finder.
Sarada. Teralice. Hueu Kapena, Tractable.
Technique. Resurrection. st. Stephens.
Silent Shot, Ireden Friend Charley.
Philippi Jr., Fair Rochester, HEX, Dark
Conquest. Dark Frey. Dark Law. Dark
Winter, Sun Alley. Sun Apollo. Sun Envoy.
Shepherd Bow. Flying Cadet. Red Roamer,
Long John. SANDY Bill, Swinhaven. Jessie
Dear. Big Red. Mighty Atom. Captain Red.
Cardinal Newman, Gay World. Isaiah
Popo, Alpers, De ,Valero, Balios, Enthusiast
Projectile Swivel, Beeson, Repaid. Kerry
Patch, Hopulikit, Wave on. Parity, Sang
Froid. One Chance, Union. Spicson, Attov
Ennis North Mill, Onesde Knockawav,
otherwise. Euryalus Strideaway. Red
Whisk, Unswept, Utopian, Rapscallion.
Cresta Run. The Darb. Caterwaul, Crown
ing Glory. Poppyman, Don Guzman, Jump
up, Pierre Pan, and Keep out.
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ll8 Three-Year-Olds
Nominated for Derby
Many Stars Missing in List of Entries for $4,000 Added
Turf Classic at Louisville Track on May 6;
LadySman Is Favorte.
BY THOMAS H. NOONE
United Press Racing Editor

NEW YORK, Feb ia 19 3-year-olds
champion of 1888 been nominated for the nnh
$4,000 added
Downs in Louisville KY May
director of Churchill showed enreS of eighty colts thirty
stake of the
Willis Kime whose Exeminaor the Derby in 1918 leads
the list nominators with eigibles
whose white silks
of his spedsterS but
Algeria, list
King His candidates for this
mediocre lot none OF them
their Juvenile
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18

LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Tech, 40; Shelbyville, 80.
Shortridge. 90; Grencastie. Is Overtime,
lis!; 80: wa '-''0-"''" p0-
a Ht; G9mf9rt AZ SO; Broad Ripple. %.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Amboy. II: Butler IS
Arlington. "a: Carthage. 81.
Batesville. &c.; Versailles. 10.
BattIe Gr,oun I'd ID; Romney, Is.
BB edfoTd g. So ge F2ir1a9ks e.
Charlottesville. %. Westiand. 10.
SSi Tssfntoggn; s.: Scla,g; 5Maiamp. IT.
Delphi, Al: Franklin. %
.Dugger. Is: Gravsvilie. IA.
Darlington. 25: Wavnetown. 81.
Decatur G. Central Hefs ss y Mooresville. 49,
we, Washington East Chieaeo1. %: Horace
Bosse EVANSVILLE. 81; Reitz Evansvillel.
Memorial .gEgvansvillel. 81: Tell city. 27.
En- Erwin, ,S 20; West 81: Middleton Nj "a.
Forest. SO: Burlington. %.
Michigantown. %: Flora %.
Fontanet. 81: Rosedale 49,
Farmersburg 26; Pimento. IS.
frankfort. 81; Kokomo, 90
cagol, 81.
Goodland At: Raub. %.
Morristown. 90; Maxwell. 81.
Greensburg. 81: Scottsburg, 81.
stanton, %: Glenn. 20.
Gas City. So: Frankton, g.
Griffith. 81 Merrillville "a
Hislsboro. SO: Pine Village. a.
Jackson. 80: Howard. %.
Hammond Tech. z3; Crown Point. 49,
Hvmera IS: Carlisle 18
Hillsdale 26: st. Bernice. 10.
Huntington. 81: Marion %
jackson Township. 21 Monitor. IL
jamestown 81: New Winchester. 49,
Kingman. 81: Taneier 49,
Knightstovn. IT: Plainheld IS
La Porte "a: Central South Bend, is.
Linton 10: Brazil 16
New Richmond. IS: Dover rs.
Tadoga 26; jamestown, 81.
Hobart. IS. Lowell. %.
Lebanon. SO: Lapel a.
Logansport 20: Jefferson CLafayettel. %.
Muncie %: Newcastle. 10.
Milroy %: Manila. 16
McCordsville 81. Castleton. 20.
Marenga "a: Ireland. g.
Noblesviile %: Sheridan. o.
Aurora. %: North Vernon q.
North Manchester. 10. Pierceson, IT.
Acton. 23. New Bethel IS.
oxford, as Fseland Park. Is.
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Purdue Battles Indicated
Ohio Five; [. T.. at Wisconsin

of the race. The Buckeyes are
heavy favorites.
Northwestern is considered a top
heavy favorite to trim the weak
Chicago five at Evanston tonight,
and thus remain close on the heels
of Ohio State. Iowa and Michigan,
the only other teams with chances
to edge into the title, tangle at Ann
Arbor, and the loser will slide into
the also-ran group. Northwestern
has won six and lost one. Mich
igan has won five and lost one.
Iowa has won five and dropped two.
Indiana invades Madison to meet
Wisconsin and Illinois plays at
Minnesota in the other two contests.
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TURNER'S VS.. PLAINFIELD

Plainfeld Merchants, with a line
up of speedy young stars, will tackle
South Side Turner's at Turner gym
Sunday at 3 p. m.
Bill Bugg, former Butler star, is
the only veteran on the squad and
performs at guard. Merchants have
won fifteen games this year and
Turner's are unbeaten on their home
hardwood. Turner Girls will play
at 2 p. m, and another prelim viii
open the card at /.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Another
battle between Gene Venzke and
Glenn Cunningham, two potential
400 milers, will feature the annual
New York Athletic Club track and
field games tonight at Madison
Square Garden.
Venzke, who holds the world in
door record of 410, will attempt to
avenge his defeat a fortnight ago
at the N1illrose games by the Kansas
flyer.
Track officials believe both run
ners have cut seconds from their
time by two weeks of training, and
would not be surprised to see the
4:10 record toppled.
Nearly $4,000 fans are expected
tonight.
Leo Sexton, Olympic shotput win
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
Vet Star Joins
City Polo Five

Muncie and Indianapolis will
clash in a game of the Hoosier roller
polo loop at TomlinSon hall Sunday
afternoon, the game starting at 3
o'clock. A preliminary tilt between
the Riverside Rink and the Indian
apoliS Ramblers of the amateur
league will get under way at 2
o'clock.
Fred Pence, veteran Muncie goal
tender, will join the indianapolis
team Sunday and will share the
cage backstopping with Ollie May.
Muncie defeated the locals on its
last trip here.
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Shortridge, Cathedral and
Tech Capture Cage Tits

Indianapolis prep quintets play
four games tonight, Shortridge
seeking new laurels at Bloomington
and Cathedral invading Corners
vile 70 battle the Spartans, one of
the leaders of the Hoosier parade.
Park school goes to Culver to bat
tie the Cadets and Bread Ripple in
vades Westheld for action.
Shortridge added another impress
sive triumph to its record Friday
night with a 20 to 18 overtime de-
cision over Greencastle's Tiger Cubs
at the north side gym.
Perry arched in two-pointer
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Y. SWIMMERS WIN

Jim Clark's Indianapolis Y. NJ. C.
A. senior swimming team invades
Newcastle Y pool tonight for a dual
meet.
The local Y junior team defeated
Anderson juniors, Al to "a, here Fri
day night. Albert Rust. Howard
Krick and Glen Nusbaum and
Burgess starred forgthe locals.
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By United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. Is. - Purdue
draws the Western Conference lead
assignment tonight in the current
basketball problem of trying to halt
the titular dash of the spectacular
Ohio State quintet.
With six consecutive victories in
Big Ten play. the Buckeyes will be
back on their home court at Co.
lumbus tonight seeking their sew
enth straight triumph, with the de-
Tending champions from Lafayette
as their foe. Purdue, with an even
break in six games, is virtually out
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
HOLSTERS AT AKRON

Seven members of the HooSier
A. c. swimming team were in
Akron, o., today. to face the Akron
Y. NJ. c. A. tank squad in a dual
meet tonight. Robert Marshall,
William Doctor. New Tilman, Sam
Klezner, Fred Robinson, Louis Ma
hern and William Shurgot accom-
panied coach Bud Sawin on the trip.
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champion to ap-
pear here since
the new boxing
law in Indiana
legalizing the ring
sport. He tackles
Rosy kid Ba-
ker, A n derson
youth, in a ten
round nom title
tiff at TomIin-
son hall Tuesday
night. Jones is
scheduled to ar
rive here Sunday.
A strong sup
porting card, fea-
turing Jess Akers,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
Doctor Promises Sensational
Announcement i'm Schaaf Case

out by Primo Camera in thirteen
rounds.
In such a case, the district attor-
ney's investigation probably will
center on his co-managers, heavy
weight champion Jack Sharkey and
John Buckley. DR.. Norris prelimin-
airy statements indicated that
Schaaf's brain condition was such
that no blame could be fastened
on the boxing commissions physi-
clan who examined him before the
bout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
CAMPBELL PLANS TEST
FOR BLUEBERD SUNDAY

By United Press
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Feb. 49,
Sir Malcolm Campbell, British
auto speed pilot, plans a test run
on the beach Sunday in his record
holding Bluebird in preparation for
Mondays attempt to shatter his
present record of 25396. miles an
hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
LEN KOENECKE SIGNED

BU JHffed Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-The New
York Giants have established what
is believed to be major league
record by signing every player on
their roster before starting the
training season.
Outfielder Leonard Koenecke,
former Indianapolis A. A. star, was
the last man to send in his signed
document. The Giants leave for
California Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
CAGE DRAWINGS SET

Schedules for sectional. regional
and state basketball tournaments of
the Indiana High School Athletic
Association will be announced Feb.
25, Arthur L. Trester, commissioner,
said today.
Sectionals will be played March
3 and 4. regionals March III and
finals at Butler fieldhouSe March
II and Ia
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
Greyhound Team
Tests DanUiHe

Indiana Central and Central Nor
NAL of Danville will battle for sec
ond place in Indiana collegiate
basketball standings when they meet
at University Heights tonight.
Indiana Central has won thirteen
of its sixteen games this season.
Central Normal has won twelve of
fourteen games. Central Normal
defeated the Greyhounds at Dam
vile, SO to 20, earlier this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
Butler Is
Net Victor
Second Half Rally, Strong
Defensive Play Stops
Franklin.
By Times Special

By Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, Feb. ia
brilliant rally in the last half, backed
by some stellar defensive play, gave
Butler a 4O-to-32 triumph over
Franklin college net warriors here
Friday.
After grabbing an 11-to-5 lead in
the first few minutes, Butler
slumped when Cy Proffitt, center,
was withdrawn from the game and
the Grizzlies were in front, 25 to II,
at half time.
When play was resumed, Franklin
was held scoreless for fifteen min
utes and the Bulldogs forged into
33-to-25 advantage. Franklin rail-
lied to pull within two points of the
invaders, but Profit returned to ac-
tion and rallied Butler to victory.
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CRISPUS ATTACKS WINS

Crispus Attucks high school cagers
defeated Brightwood A. c., 81 to %,
at Attacks gym Friday night. The
victors were in front, IA to 10, at
the half.
Watts, White and Moseby led the
winners, while Woods and Thomas
were best for Brightwood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
GODFREY MAT WINNER

George Godfrey, 260-pound Negro
fighter-wrestler, pinned Bill Moss,
Elkhart high coach, in the first and
third falls to win Fridays mat
feature at the armory.
In the semi-fnal, Ed Baker was
given referees decision over Chief
Little Wolf on a foul in 20 minu-
utes. Emil Firpo and Pete Demet-
rolf went Is minutes to no fall,
Gorilla Parker pinned Billy Honey
cut in Il minutes and Carl CLANCY
Topped Ken Gibbs in II minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
HILL DEFEATS CIRCUIT

By United Press
PALM BEACH, Feb. 15.-Mrs.
Opal Hill of Kansas City defeated
Maureen circuit, Englewood IN. j.
defending titlist, 5 and 4 to win the
Florida women's golf champion
ship Friday
Miss CIRCUITS game was erratic
while her older opponent had one
OF her best days.
Mrs. Hill used only thirteen puts
in the first nine holes. turning Miss
circuit five down.
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Friday II. S. Basketball Results

owensville. 81; Macky, 80 double over
P PTahaf1 g: s Galveston, ), "a.
Lizton. 40: Perry Central, "a.
PPafpanSee 2s oPym9gth 2s (Overtime)
Concannon, "a; Prairie Creek, 81.
Paoli IS; Corydon, "a (overtimel.
Winamac, 80; Rochester, 2s. ''---'''
Raleigh, 40; Fairview. 30
Rockville. "a; Waveland, rs.
s% 0npsFs GiIS 80 80; sRIcbhmOnd &c.
Brookville, "a; Springfield, 10.
Fairmount. 80: swayzee, Is.
Seymour. 25; Salem. l6.
Sharpsville, 81; Upton, 2e.
sullivan: y; Bloomington, % double
Thorntown. 5s; whitestown. 81.
Hautel. II.
Clay HIowardI, 2e; Union. 20.
Van Buren,. 81; ASHORE. 49,
Valparaiso. II; Hammond. 13.
Whiting, SO; Emerson Gary, "a.
Wabash, %: Hartford CITY. II.
Linden. 80. Wingate. 81.
Windfall, As; Atlanta. 90.
Covlngton, IS; Williamsport. %.
Washington. 30; Martinsville, 90
Waldron. "a Flat Rock. %.
Warren Central. As: Lawrence. II.
LOUISVILLE. ~. ElLtSDOrO, ~.
Monument City. %: Huntington Town
ship 81
Lancaster AZ: Lincolnville. II.
Andrews. %: Lagro. 25.
Clear Greek. 80: Roanoke 81
Summitville. IS: Harrison Township 81,
Middletown. as. Mt. Summit. 16.
Daleville. SO: Selma IS.
Pendleton. 27: Markleyille. 81.
Cannelton. 90: Tennyson. 10.
Troy q; Rome. 81.
Straughn. IS: Cambridge Citv. 10.
Hagerstown, rs: Centerville. o.
Milton. "a: Greensboro. 81
WILLIAMSBURG. At: Boston %.
Lynn. 81: whitewater. 81.
Kitchel 30: St. Andrews Richmond. IS
Harrisburg q: Laurel %.
Liberty. 80: Brownsville 10.
Alouina 81 Bentonville. 26.
Orange. SO: Glenwood II.
IosantTille. "a: Lincoln. z.
Jefferson. 30: Farmland. %.
Mckinley IS: WAYNE. 1S
Union CITY. 80: Madison %.
Eaton fOl. %: Spartanburg. Is.
Columbia City. 80: North Side fort
South side fFort wayne). rs: New Haven.
Auburn %: Lagrange. a.,
Garrett. 10: Decatur. Q.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
REYNOLDS LOSES TITLE
By Times Special

o IIIJo NWtLIWF
CINCINNATI, Feb. 18.-Jack
Reynolds. veteran Cincinnati Crap
pier. today was minus the worlds
welterweight wrestling title, which
he has claimed for thirteen years.
Earl (WildcaD Mccain of Portland,
Ore. pinned Reynolds in q minutes
Of one-fall title event here FRI
daY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
CHEsTERS IN TWIN BILL

NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind,
Feb. 18.-Manchester college cagers
will engage in two games here to-
night. Huntington college players
will wind up their season in the
first game. Button (O.) college
viii be the foe in the second contest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
By Eddie Ash
Amateur Boxing Game Does Comeback
New Tribe Pilot Doing Very Well
Other Sports Gossip and Comment

THE Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament has chased
the depression right out of town. Tomlinson hall was
just about filled Thursday for the second series of Times
Legion matches and Bruce Robson post members of the
opinion the final battles next Thursday will have the custom
hanging from the rafters.
purchased this weeks simonpure
aoa ome additions d e'f F nf @ t 9D
taos %o % gf a ie p no CSE 20 d under the a1n
OF the Chicago Tribune The dates are FEB n and 70 and March
The entire middle west and parts OF the south WI nave glove throw
competing at Chicago and the Tournament OF Champions survivors
of the March meet will take on the eastern cham
combine pick the champions
The cdiden Go classics are becoming 50 popular and prominent
that there every reason to believe the events will
~ within few years The Bruce Robson
Times locally and stirred interest in the amateur boxing
sport and by next year it 6esd no na IN Inc GU%t0"h Scn WI"
Tie reward at stake youths
entry the tournament exactly twenty-five cents to cover
tourney the profits will be
donated the clothing relief station Of the American Legion
are end TO- lot of credit The Golden Gloves event was new thing
The experimental stage over
desiring the WIND of the action next Thursday
purchase tickets early 1t looks like sure sell out
Tickets will available by Monday night at the Clark and Son drug
rover building stand Illinois and
cents general admission the same as for the programs
HOOsIER TICTUALs LONG ON TONNAGE
the indians is exhibit The Hoosier
1orna for health Red used to prove it. few weeks ago Ke
family and in no time at all oltgrew his clothes
task s Ss H @ R Of
ctuas the nOurismen league I've
got to start husting or they'll be calling fatty"
Kilefer today happened to
again something collegiate Old told
his had visit and
alma Reds life Sure, Red
attended three colleges,
Baptist, Michigan university"
Kalamazoo school there when
Mich "Our pitcher
the visitor remarked Il
there Kilefer
l Bill of
certainly burg compared with
Red Keer catcher then and good recall
THIS ROOKIE BOASTS OF APPETITE
headman
Pacific club,
he'll the biggest baseball his ball The
other S Shany
Nationals the following letter.
way is this: merely going another ball
I every think
do it this year get the chance.
a hit
bgague pitchers who still
confident that will be able to hit major league pitching
Keyser, new prexy the City
well afternoon That's what all
the treeway tie for the league lead.
comedian Washington
w letters Griffith
Schacht" signed a GriHh got
KS during
shellng Griffith shouted: Yeah, you're just FAM"
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By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-The box
ing world awaited with considerable
curiosity today the sensational"
announcement which DR.. Charles G..
Norris, chief medical examiner,
promised for Monday in connection
with Ernie Schaaf's death.
1t was believed generally that it
would show Schaaf was Ill when he
entered the ring a week ago for
the bout in which he was knocked
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
RIDES FOUR WINNERS

HAVANA, Feb. 18.-Hank Lou
man, veteran jockey, captured four
tlrsts and a second in five turf
races at Oriental park here Fri
day. Three of his triumphs were
scored on long shots.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18

"a 81 ~ @AA@ A-f
O., invade the
armory Sunday to
b a title Kautsky
A. G. in a Nation
al League tussle.
Bob Taylor, six
foot fve-inch CEN
ter, who led the
scoring a g ain S t
Kautskys in their
first tilt here, will
be in action again
Sunday at the
pivot post. R e X
Mofett, former De
Paw sniper, and
Swede Olsen, ex-
Illinois ace, at for
wards, and Harri-
gan and Dick Boil
ton at guards will
complete the in
v aders lineup.
Buck urkle ,
guard, and Johnny
M i n er, forward,
Will De OUT Oh &C
ton due to in
juries. OF h e r
stars also are on
t he Goodye ar
squad.
Kautskys lineup
will include Wood
e n, K e l l a r ,
Murphy, E v a n S ,
Hosier, Newbold,
Kelly and others.
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Friday Fight Results

At Ia SALE. Ill-Young Geno. La
Sale, featherweight. decisioned Joie
Thomas. Minneapolis. J10l. Jackie Sharkie.
Ambov. 1855 technically knocked out TED
Manning. Peoria. 1875. "a.
AT CHICAGO-Rav Tramblie. iel. Rock
fcr6. Knocked out Young Stuhley i59 Ke-
vance. Ill, u; Kid irish. Chicago out
pointed joey BcEak. Chicago. six rounds. at
127 pounds
AT PHHADELPHIA-.Pe Pepper Stopper. l72.
Chester. Pa. defeated Wallv Sears 10
MinerSvil}2. Pa. ti0l Pat HALEY. Phila-
celphia. and Joe Duca. Paulsboro. n. J..
drew. tsl.
AT SAN FRANCISCO-You Tommy.
100 Manila. technically Knocked out All
: Citrino. li6. San Francisco. ~.
AT PITTsBURGH-Frank Gooshy. l56.
Pittsburgh. defeated Paul DELANEY 1856
Seattle. Wash. l0I; George Riley 1919 De-
trtoit won on technical knockout from
JOHNNY Datto. i7s. Cleveland li0l.
FALLS CITY MEETING SET
Fails City baseball team Will meet at
spades club room Monday at o. m Try
OUTS. are invited For information. call
Clarke Andrews. Iryington o24s.
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Jones Is Due
Here Sunday

Gorilla Jones, Akron co. Negro,
who recently captured the N. B. A.
American middleweight crown by
knocking out Sammy Slaughter,
Terre Haute star, will be the first
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18

Sammy Price, Benton Harbor well
terWeight, and Al Holden, Boston
lightweight, has been arranged.
Tickets are on sale at the Claypool
drug store and capacity crowd is
expected.
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Butler cagers returned home to-
day to start practice for next
Wednesdays tussle here with Creigh-
ton, only Missouri Valley five hold
ing win over the Bulldogs.
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College Scores Friday
STATE COLLEGES

S1AlE COLLEOES
Butler. 40: Franklin, 81
Valparaiso. IS; American Phy-Eds
,Chicagol. 3s.
OTHER COLLEGES
Ohio u, Al; Wittenberg 80
Duquesne, IS; Pitt "a
Yale. IS: Columbia 81.
Mt. St. Mary's, 80; Washington, IA.
Cincinnati. 81; Marshall, IS.
Eastern Kentucky. "a: Louisville. lq
Louisiana State, so; Tulane, 3s.
Grinnen. IS: Drake II.
Coe. 90; Lawrence. 10.
Missouri. 40: Oklahoma, 30.
Tennessee, IS; Vanderbilt o.
Mississippi, so: Mississippi State. 40.
Auburn. 80 Florida. 30
North Carolina State. IS: Davidson, %
South Carolina. 40; Erskine %.
Allegheny. Sc: Alfred, 81
Phillips, 4S; Oklahoma City, IS.
Texas Christian. 81; Baylor %
Colorado Teachers. 3d. wyoming a.
Brigham Young. 43: Utah AZ.
Colorado Aggies. "a: Denver 49,
MillsapS, 29; Chattanooga, 90
Texas A. and NJ. IS; Arkansas. 81.
Southern California. %: California. 81
Arizona ~; New Mexico, IS
Montana State. 81; Utah Aggies, ~.
Stanford, 40; University of California
1t Los Angeles 49,