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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
CARD is COMPLETED
FOR MAT PROGRAM

With Jack Reynolds seeking tc
avenge a loss here a month ago to
Henry Kolln, the feature match of
Friday nights mat show at the
Armory is attracting the attention
OF wrestling fans. Matchmaker
Gardner has backed up the main
event with what appears to be an
interesting array of supporting
bouts. The complete card follows:
Jack Reynolds. Cincinnati VS.. Henry
kolln Benton Harbor; best two in three
tails: time limit of one and one-half
hours.
Iota shima, Japan VS.. Billy Londos. Chi
fortv-fve minutes
Freddie Knickles, Saginaw. Mich. VS..
Max Max Glover. Omaha. one-fall match; time
Marion Mackev. Columbus. O.. vs. George
Specs south Dakota: one fall match; time
limit of fifteen m mites
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BIZ Unitcd Press
CLEVELAND. O., April 2O-The
Cleveland boxing commission with
held both purses Wednesday night
after non-title bout between
Americas two middleweight cham
pions, Ben Jeby and Gorilla Jones,
was stopped at the end of the sixth
round because of "stalling.'
1t was scheduled for twelve
rounds.
The commission, at its meeting
Tuesday, is expected to consider
recommending suspension of both
boxers in the states affiliated with
the National Boxing Association
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Make Wallace
Bout Ruled Out

Permission to stage proposed
Make Rosenbloom-R Roy Wallace ten
round fight at the Armory next
Tuesday night was refused today
by AL G. Feeney, Indiana boxing
commissioner. The request was
made by Sam Slotsky, matchmaker.
Rosenbloom is recognized in some
states as light heavyweight cham
pion of the world.
Feeney said today the boxing
game in Indianapolis would take a
short rest as the aftermath of
TUESDAYS poor show at the Armory.
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Jones, Jeby Tossed Out of
Cleveland Ring for Sailing

At the end of the fifth round,
referee Fred Block warned the pair
that they must fight or be thrown
out of the ring Jones, Negro, from
Akron, N. B. A. champion, started
a rally, landed hard right hook
to the New York state champions
jaw, and then eased off again.
Jeby appeared to be making more
effort than Jones. Early in the
bout he threw punches vigorously,
taking the aggressive, but when
Jones apparently declined to make
a fight of it, he also slowed up.
The crowd of 5000 fans began
booing in the third round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
FREE POINTERS IN GOLF

Free golfing instruction in class
for men and women. boys and girls,
will be offered every Friday after
noon at at the Speedway links
by Chuck Garringer, professional
To enter the class, phone Garringer
in advance.
Golfers need instruction in
fundamentals said Garringer. And
that takes about five lessons. Of
course more instruction and a lot
of practice is imperative if the
player wants to be a really good
markSman."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
City Prep Coaches to Honor
Cathedral Cage Champions

Glenn Curtis, coach of the I. H.
S. A. A. championship team of Mar
tinsville, and members of his squad,
also will be honored guests.
An invitation also has been &C
cepted by Charles B. Edmondson,
coach of the Greencastle high school
team, which was runner-up in the
1. H. S. A. A. tournament. Coaches
from a number of state universities
also will be present.
Ticket sales for the banquet, which
will be informal and open to the
public. are in the hands of a COM
mittee headed by Paul Just.
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Bridgeport A. Cs will practice sunday
f fS OF t!'9 please report A. Cs viii have
new uniforms this season ana VII r oe
ready to open the season on NAV Z FOR
gameS write Fred Brandt. bridgeport
or call BE-3294. Ring 3.
st Patrick's nine will meet at. the club
room tonight at oeock I'M Informs opeS T fhe
season Sunday at Rhodius park playing
the Flanner Buchanan team. The SAINTS
will practice Saturday at PennsY PARK at
> p. m.
indianapolis Bulldogs desire PRACTICE
INT for Sunday. Cau Irvington 1856.
An important meeting will be held Friday
evening at s o'clock at the home of For
rest Henderson. 223l North Rural street;
state teams desiring games IN May and
June write above address
yRuralton a. C..s vii hold a meeting
Friday evening at 1906 East Washlngton
season on Sunday, April 30 at BargerS-
Vile The A. C.s will PLAY the Bowie
Sunday. The A C.s would like to hear
from fast state clubs. For games address
Y. Hey. $50 North Tacoma avenue.
Final meeting Of the Em-Roe senior and
EmRoe Junior baseball leagues Will be
held at the En- Roe Sporting Goods store
Fr6sy RSn tnS Of tie hhs
Monday and all teams entered IN the
league and all teams interested in enter
ing the league should have a represent !,
tive present For further information call
Carl Callahan. Em-Roes.
Following is the schedule for Sunday in
the Interraternitv Indoor League
Beta Phi Sigma Phi Sigma Chi at
Sixtv-first and BROADWAY. 60
Kappa Alpha Phi vs.. Phi Beta Sigma.
N1 Phi lambda Epsilon vs.. Alpha OMEGA.
Ses Club VS. Omega Xi. Thlrtv-ninth
and Illinois street.
Phi Beta Sigma filled the one vacancy IN
the league. All games VIII start al S.4o
a. m,
The R A. V. has organized strong
semi-pro nine to plav state bal. Former
ieaguers and ex-colege players comprise
Mineola park sunday morning. Following
spitz. Harmening, Beck, Pid Purdy and
Kempe. on April so the team VIII go to
Hamilton, o. All state clubs take notice
Morris street.
indianapolis Cubs vii work out at
Rhodius park Friday and Saturday after
noon. All players are asked to report.
Fountaintown rapidly Is filing its 1888
schedule with fast state clubs and will
piay a practice game Sunday after being
rained out the last two Sundays. Prater,
Dickey. Stanley Smith, Ayers, Tyner,
Harris. Kinney. Trennepohl Edwards
Forston. Taylor. Hinton and NJ Shoch
notice. For June and July dates. write
Bon Z. Fountaintown.
Battery Club baseball team has organ
ICED for the season and would like 10
book games with amateur teams n the
20-yesr-old class for May. June and july.
write Jesse Lyons. battery a hundl ed.
thirty-ninth neld artillery. Franklin.
with the AnderSonville Midways at An
Jacksonville Dadys will be represented by
some OF the best talent in The city A
c S are anxious to book a game for Aprii
80. Address Basil Flint. 1913 Oliver ave-
nue.. or call Belmont 1880.
Shelby Service will be represented by
the following players IN the Municipal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20

City high school basketball coach
es will honor Joe Dienhart, coach
of Cathedral 1888 national Catholic
interscholastic championship team
Thursday night, April 81, when they
will attend in a body the golden
basketball" testimonial banquet at
Hotel Antlers.
City basketball coaches who have
responded to the invitation of the
Cathedral Mothers and Fathers
boosters club are Kenneth Peter
man, Shortridge; Tim Campbell,
Technical; Oral Bridgeford, Manual
Roland Jones. Washington; Ed
Diedrich, Broad Ripple; and Lou
Reichel. Park school,
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY
PLANS TEN SCRAPS

Sanctioned by the Amateur Ath-
letic Union. an amateur boxing card
will be staged by the Holy Name
Society of ST. Patrick's at Pennsy
gym next Thursday, April 81, at $50
p, m. There will be ten bouts of
three rounds each. Leading city
and state amateurs will perform.
Buck Krause. well-known in local
ring circles, is matchmaker. Heze
Clark will referee and Al Feeney
and Merle Alte will serve as judges.
John Kelly will be the announcer.
John F. Raftery. local attorney. is COM
mlttee manager OF boxing for the Holy
Name Society and Is being assisted by
John (. Fllcer. Daniel Moran. William
Rohrman. H. NJ Lips. Frank Roth. Will
liam Carey. Leo Hurley. william Erbecker
Carl Klalber William Rosengarten. Q. J.
AaSper. Herman j. Kasper. Joseph Wade
E-~rv Nahoney and J J. Murphy.
Ticks can be obtained from any mtm-
80 Of The COMMITTEES or from Joseph B.
N'tde. Riesbeck Drug COMPANY 1868 Vir-
glnia avenue. Prices are. fingside. 40
cents; general admission. rs cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
Aurora Turf Track to Open
May l Under New Owners

treal sports operator, and Robert S.
Eddy Jr. of New Orleans, have
closed negotiations for control of
the Aurora track, which is a mem
Der of the Illinois Turf Association.
Aurora will run its eighteen-day
spring meeting in opposition to the
half mile Cicero oval, Sportsman s
Park, which is an independent
Organiza ton.
A fall meeting at Aurora will
open Oct. IT,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
HARLEM TO HOLD. SHOW

The Harlem Athletic Club. 438
Indiana avenue, will hold another
boxing show Friday night at $50.
Tiger Carter ana Joe McGrillen will
clash in the main go. Kid Edwards
is matchmaker.
Norman Brown, Chicago. will
meet Battling Tate and Kid Snow
ball will face deadlock Bennett.
There will be other prelims.
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SOggy Field and Rain

THE report of that game thirty
Il three years ago reads: After
two days of postponement the game
was played on a soggy field before
1000 people and the contest was
finished in a drilling rain" Seems
as though the weather man of 1900
used the same banana Oil on base
ball as is employed today in tossing
obstacles in the path of the ma
tional pastime during early season
action.
The account goes on to state that
cleveland won by punching hits
Qike the Millers of today, Ell,
what?) on Kellum in the fifth and
on gifts off Dammann and fielding
errors in the seventh Seybold hit
over the fence bis first time up,
sending Hartsell in with himS'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
DANVILLE DROPS BALL

BIZ Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind. April 20.-Five-
hit pitching by Noble gave Central
Normal of Danville to diamond
triumph over Ball State in eleven
innings here Wednesday.
Normal took a one-run lead with
a three-run rally in the eighth in
ming. but Ball State tied The count
in the ninth. Hemsley. Cardinal
hurler. gave up eleven blows.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
TEMPLE SCHEDULES |. U.
81 Times .Spcciat

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. April 90
Indiana university's football team
will meet Coach Glen Pop Warm
er's Temple university gridmen at
Philadelphia Oct. 13, 1882. 2. c.
Clevenger, director of athletics, an
nOunced TODAY.
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Wins
No-Hit Game
Bu Times Spccid.

- 7 tFTTN fSFFITWF
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 2O.-Two
southpaws, Huml and Griffin,
pitched no-hit game for Purdue
against Wabash here Wednesday,
the Boilermakers winning, 5 to 0.
With the exception of the first
inning, when Huml issued two
passes, no Wabash runners were
able to pass first base. Huml
worked five rounds and Griffin four
and they were given fine support.
Olsen, Smith and Craig got two hits
each for Purdue.
The Score:
wabash . 600 OO0 OOO- 4
Purdue .. ola 00O DIX : II
Peterson and Berol; Huml Griffin and
Duff Fehrinp
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IUey Quits as
Bedford Mentor
BIZ Times Special

y 7 lWfS NpCClGI
BEDFORD, Ind. April 90
Charles Ivey, Bedford high school
basketball and track coach, will re-
sign at the end of the present school
year, he announced Wednesday.
In eight years at Bedford. Ivey
took five teams to the state title
tourney. but never won a champion
ship. His teams have ranked with
the best in the state. Ivey came
here from Rochester. He said he
has no definite plans for the fu-
ture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20

THE first issue of Sports World published Chicago
ries box of game played in Indianapolis in
1900 when the Hoosers big eaguer members of the
then newly organized American League There is something
familiar about the wrte-up from the standpoint of the
weather then and staged April 20
and Cleveland defeated the Indians, to 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
Memories of 1924 Season

CARRYING some extra weight,
~ but apparently we'll ahead on
early season form. Jess Petty
brought back memories of 1924
when he operated against the In
dams at Perry stadium Wednesday.
Jess was a member of the local
Tribe in "a and he posted twenty
nine victories that season and was
sold to Brooklyn in the spring Of
the next year.
Petty is a World War veteran and
the big conflict nearly ruined his
baseball career. He happened to be
in an overseas outfit that saw plen-
ty of action and battled bullets,
shells, gas and mud. He finally
made a remarkable recovery and
pitched some great ball in both
minors and majors.
Jess was picked up as a free
agent by Minneapolis during the
winter of 1912 and won sixteen
games and lost ten with the A. A.
champions last year.
Herb Thomas. the inf1elder re-
leased by the Indians as a result of
a controversy over salary caught on
with the Albany club of the Inter
national League He is playing
second base. Herb was a member
Of the Montreal team in the same
league in 1882
CEVERAL local diamond fans are
- asking the whereabouts Of
Johnny Kroner, who played third
base off and on for the Indians in
1881 and 80. He was given his out
right release this spring. Tribe Of
hcials do not know if Johnny has
found a job for the new season. The
Indian roster now stands at nine
teen. All rockies were released or
transferred to other berths.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20

By United Press
CHICAGO, April 2O-New inter-
est was injected and an earlier start
was assured Chicago racing with
the announcement Wednesday night
of the opening of Exposition Park S
mile oval at Aurora on May l.
Joseph Cattarinich, wealthy Mon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
BLUES GET CATCHER

2 FVtIo NVtJfUF
KANSAS CITY, April 2O-Ed-
ward Connolly, 24-year-old catcher,
will join the Kansas City American
Association club at Toledo this
week on option from the Boston
Red Sox. He was obtained Wednes-
dav
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
Semi Pro and Amateur Notes

League this year Wilbur. Haugh. Bur
Brandt, Jenkins. Kirk and Arnold Serv-
ice will work out Friday at Garfield No
3 at p. m, and will meet at 846 Wood
lawn avenue at p. M when uniforms
Will be issued.
Kroger A. c. will practice at Brookside
Saturday at 2 p. M. All players must be
present d Chandler Jordan brothers,
Jack Rubbish and Clause, notice.
West Side Aces will play at Fillmore
Sunday All players meet at 314 North
Koehne street at ll:30 a. m. Sunday
Practice will be held Friday at 430 at
Diamond Chain diamond. w Murray and
J. Murray notice. game is wanted for
April 80 Broad Ripple Transfers notice
Write Jess Lewis 2003 Wilcox street
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PARK RESUMES PLAY

After two postponements in six
days because of rain, Park School
diamond FASTENERS hope to renew
their schedule play Saturday, OPP
posing Masonic Home nine at
Franklin.
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INDIANAPOLIS

KuhS batted in-Hauser. S: Ruble. 2.
camel, 2; Harris. Two-base hits-HoIser
2; Bubble, Glenn. Double play-Rosenberg
10 Slgafoos. Left on basesEMinneap polls
3; indianapolis. 3. Bases on bailsEOff
Dagila, !; off Turner l. Struck out-Bv
Dag1a, 2; by Turner l: by Petty. 2 Hits
OF Turner, 10 in 1-3 innings. of
Dagha, in 2-3 innings Losing pitcher
turner. Umpires-Devormer and John
ston. Time :29 'Ai
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis at INDIANAPOLIS; post
pOned: cold and threatening.
st. Paul at Louisville.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
n. C. A. G. U. AT MUNCIE

N. c. A. G. U. baseball team will
invade Muncie Saturday to cattle
Ball State. Pratt, Morgan or Nab
will get the pitching assignment,
with Mineo receiving.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20
Tribe Held
to No Runs
Petty Allows Only Two Hits
as MiIIerS Win, 1910: No
Game Today.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

With his old boss, Ownie Bush,
looking on, the veteran Jess Petty
of the Miller mound staff, uncorked
a brand of pitching at Perry s,a-
dunn Wednesday that tied the In
dians in knots during the series
opener. The Silver Fox" twisted
the agate with his southpaw f1ipper
and held the locals to two hits, both
singles, and the champs waltzed off
with the game, 10 to 0.
"Mauling Millers" is right. Dave
Bancroft'S crew of fence destroyers
collected eighteen hits, including
four doubles, and were led by Joe
Hauser league home run king, who
slapped the pellet for two doubles
and two singles. Chloe" was in a
destructive mood, batted in five
runs and carried two markers across
the plate himself
Retires First Fifteen
1t was no day for the men of
Killefer to be out. They seldom
got the ball beyond the infield.
Petty retired the first fifteen men
to face him and erased the Tribe
side in order in seven of the nine
sessions. Jim Turner and Pete
Daglia hurled for the Indians, the
former giving way in the fourth
conflict Friday afternoon. The con-
test scheduled for today was post
poned on account Of cold and
threatening weather On Friday the
citys made work" committees un-
employed will be admitted free, and
Saturday will be ladies day" in
stead of Friday.
Dave Bancroft, new Minneapolis
pilot, is using about the same line
up that won the pennant for Ownie
Bush last year and it is a crew of
hard hitters. They are not going
to be easy to tip over.
McGrew Also Visits
Bush's Cincy Reds had an open
date Wednesday and Ownie came
to Indianapolis to spend the idle
time. He was accompanied by Ted
McGrew, National League umpire,
also an indianapolis resident. Bush
left for Pittsburgh Wednesday night
and McGrew departed for st. Louis.
The first Indian to reach base
Wednesday was Sigafoos. in the
sixth inning, on walk Ray White
then singled for the first hit off
Petty. Jess frightened immediately
and there was no scoring. In the
ninth, after one out, Scarritt
singled, but was forced. Only three
Hoosiers were left on base all day.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
(Only games scheduled.
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Lyons in Great Form

CHICAGO'S rejuvenated White Sox are
~ singing Happy Days Are Here Again
Ted Lyons. one of the best pitchers in the
big leagues hurled the Pale Hose to a 3-to-0
win over St Louis Wednesday exhibiting his
best form since 1890, when he won twenty
two games
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WILTSHIRE HURLS |. u.
TO EDGE OVER STATE
By United Press

By United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 90
Whitley Wilshere, sophomore star
allowed only three hits and struck
out eleven men to pitch Indiana
university to an 11-to-1 victory over
Indiana State here Wednesday.
The score:
State -. .......... 900 900 OO1- 1 ;
Indiana ............ O03 1870 4ox-11 ;
Tnence Chestnut. Shelton and Mann:
Wilshere I'D McI. allnhlin KinseN
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at St Louis.
Boston at New York
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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MiAWduket db OOluHlpAS, pOSOpOAlCus NCt
grounds.
Kansas City at Toledo; postponed; rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Afternoon Game; Ten Innings)
Brooklyn ..... 900 DOL 900 /
Boston ..... 900 600 100 o. l l
Beck and Lopez Brandt and Hogan.
Brooklyn at Boston; morning game;
postponed; rain.
New York at Philadelphia; postponed;
cold weather.
Cincinnati. Chicago, St. Louis and Pitts
burgh; not scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis ........... 600 600 600 2
Chicago ............ 10l 600 ok 3
Coffman. Gray and R. Ferrell Lyons
and CRUDE.
Boston at Washington; postponed; rain.
Philadelphia at New York: postponed;
cold weather and wet grounds.
Detroit at Cleveland. postponed. rain
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A great blade
for a nickel

DARBASOL has done it!
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BASEBALL CALENDAR
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee at Columbus; postponed wet
grounds.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cincinnati. Chicago, St. Louis and Pitts
burgh; not scheduled
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Boston at Washington; postponed; rain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20

New York at Philadelphia; postponed;
cold weather.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-20

Brooklyn at Boston; morning game;
DostpOned. rain
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Kansas City at Toledo; postponed; rain
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indianapolis BULLDOGS desire a practice
TIT for Sunday. Cau Irvington 2lS5-6.
An important meeting will be held Friday
evening at clock at the home OF For
rest Henderson. 223l North Rural street;
state teams desiring games in May and
June write above address.
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Shelby Service will be represented by
the following players IN the Municipal