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o Do1Un The Alleys .
WITH LEFTY LEE

Rolling in the City League on the Hotel
Antlers alleys Friday night. the Barbasoi
team set new seasons record for all
teams by counting 3412 with games of
1913. !, 155 and 1924. Jess Pritchett rolled
total of 100 to lead his team to this
total. having games of 288. 266 and 236
Pritchett did not have a spare to shoot
at until his third game, the first game
being ten strikes in a row, and the sec
Frank Hueber was low on the team with
score Of SAT. Johnson had 668; o Grady.
$50. and Fehr. SAG. Immediately following
this series, three members of this team
joined the Fraternal Order of Elks. and
the Barbasol team will roll in their ma
tional tournament that opens on the
Pritchett Recreation alleys March 10.
he is really out boosting for entries, to
put this meet over in record breaking
STYLE but he loses his doubles partner,
Jess Pritchett. now.
fish fry and pep meeting at the Elks
clubroomS Friday night showed the great
est pre-tournament spirit ever seen locally.
and forty boo%Ser teams were enrolled.
entry Of five Showboat Elks teams. the
Elks officers entered five more, the Hotel
Antlers. five, and the Jess Pritchett Rec
reaton five. Heading a flock of single
team entries were Chuck Klein and Ownie
Bush with one team each. An appeal is
now being made for support from the
lodges over the state. and if the response
because Indianapolis is going to produce
100 teams.
The Hotel Antlers team had four men
over the 600 mark Friday and they rolled
2 051 to take the entire series from Rose
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LeuiS Back in
Roller Lineup

Captain Ollie May of the local
professional roller polo club an
nounced today that Ted Lewis, vet
eran second rush, will be back in
the lineup Sunday afternoon, when
indianapolis meets TT. Wayne in
league tilt at TomlinSon hall. Lewis
has been out two weeks with an
injured leg and arm. May also an
nounced that Freddie Pence will
tend goal.
The locals are fortified with re-
serve strength in Bill Lewis, Bill
Miller and Darrell Dewitt.
Fl. Wayne has been giving Rich
mond a hard fight for league lead
ership recently and has a well-baI-
anced club.
Sundays game will start at 3
O'Clock, and will be preceded by a
tilt between Union Printers and
ROLES Printing Company of the
local amateur loop at 2 D. m.
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Koeiiling had had 62s: Stevenson. si4. and
Mindach. sos. other 600 counts in the
City League play were: NordhOlt $40
Burnett. 651; Meeker. GOT; L. Fox. GIL. and
Cobler. 6Os.
Herman Bohne turned in his first 700
total Of the, season. going well over the
coveted mark with 749 on games Of
234. 247 and 26a. Four tops appeared
passing the 800 marx. This series was
rolled in the Washington League on the
Illinois alleys. Other good counts were:
didier. 1924: Boesnecker. Cpl, and Linda
mood. GIL
Fountain, Square Recreation League
contests also produced some good scor-
Of 678 Bud Schoch rolled 655. Kiefer.
637. Schlelmer. 6l9. Freihage. 6l8, Lam
dis. 6l8. and Wuensch. sos.
poor middle game cost wieSe a 500
League series. at Pritchetts. but her $50
topped the field. A 224 start also gave
her the high single game. Other honor
Kritsch. -526; Alexander. $50: Never. 578:
MAYER. SIG: Ostheimer. sos. and Lawn.
tests with totals Of 64i 500. 637 and 607,
The Divots. Caddes and Puts won all
three games from Drivers. Irons and
Stymies; as the Roughs lost the rubber
E. Sargent stole BITS thunder and
produced a $40 count during the K. Of G.
League play at the Delaware alleys. Joe
kernal led this plaY with q count OF b39;
M. O'Grady had Gil and Barrett and
DuRan each an even 600.
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CITY SUNDAY BASKET
MEET SCHEDULE GIVEN

Semi-fnal and chaL pionship bat
ties in the city Sunday basketball
title tourney will be played Sunday
at Dearborn gym, 1903 East Michi-
gan street.
In the junior division. English
Avenue Boys Club face University
Heights Juniors at 10 a. m. and
Butler Juniors meet Holy Trinity
Juniors at II a. m, the winners
clashing at 7 p. m. East Tenths
Girls meet Brookside Girls at l p.
m. and Eli Lilly Girls test ALL
Americans at 2 p. m, the winners
clashing at p. m. for the girls
title.
Charlottesville Casket meets Lee
and Jay Mite Hawks at 3 p. m. and
U. S. Tires. new city champions,
tackle Tansy Milk at in senior
semi-finals, with the title fray at
9 p. m.
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Blue Noses Out Washington;
Tech Tackles KOkOmO Here

Kokomo, one of the late-season
sensations, invades Tech gym to-
night for the feature tussle of the
final pre-tourney city cage card.
Two other games are on the bill.
Manual going to st. Paul and
Broad Ripple entertaining Mobiles
vile at Shortridge.
Shortridge nosed out Washing
tons battling Washington Cont
nentals in Friday nights feature
battle at Butler fieldhouse. The
Blue Devils, led by Seward, stepped
into 16-to-12 lead at the half.
At the three-quarters post the
north siders were in front, "a to
l8, but Cherry, Howard and Baum
bach led Continental rally which
brought the count to 81 to 26 two
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AS Athletes Open Battle
for Indoor Track La1rels

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The big
gest indoor track and field show in
the history Of American athletics
was slated for Madison Square Gar
den this afternoon and tonight, with
475 OF the best men and women ath-
.eteS OF the United States and Can
ada competing for national cham
plonShips, under auspices of the
Amateur Athletic Union.
Two hundred girls were Compel
ing at the Garden this afternoon.
and a capacity crowd of 1900 was
expected tonight to watch 275 men
battle for titles.
SIX records seemed likely to be
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Late Dinner Ruins Otto Won Porot's Ring Comeback

parently had little to do with the
knockout.
Won Porat was the favorite and
won four of the first six rounds,
peppering Grifiths with his ponder
Gus right and a hitherto unsuspect-
ed left. In the seventh, fluffy pun
meled Otto about, and Won Porat,
seemed on the verge of going down.
He collapsed after the gong and
couldn't come out for the eighth.
Recalling the recent Schaaf trag-
edy in New York, commission Off
Gals and their physician, DR.. La
gorio, carried Won Porat to his
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sports celebrities of the town who hand enjoy
ing the Times-Legion Golden Gloves finals at Tominson
hall Thursday night, included Ownie Bush Harry Geise
Barney Kelly and others. Geise Introductory an
for the amateur sc classic The show
big the hall packed and bouts run off in splendid
order.
Brick Ovens American League
also member of the staff, occupied stayed
Chicago Ovens said and help
the customers genuine action
guest in Chicago when the boys crowned TmesLeon champions
! the Tournament of Champions
hard boiled"
the
I'VE every year.
Officers from Fl Benjamin
OF their soldier hsc squad in landing four of the titles
lads from the members
This
said impetus development
of the glove the
which will react the benefit the professional shows
IT'S remarkable tribute
he Iepo hovs
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dressing room, where he became
violently i'll. His legs we're partly
paralyzed and he couldn't raise his
head.
Otto was taken to the Columbus
hospital, where it was determined
that he entered the ring too soon
after eating. Three knockouts in
early bouts on the card had sent
the windup fighters into the ring
an hour and half ahead of the
usual time.
Won Porat was expected to leave
the hospital today.
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Buffers Bulldogs defend their
Missouri Valley title against their
final conference foe at the field
house here tonight, when they
tackle Drake U. at $50.
Butler, with eight victories and
one defeat, is leading the Valley
loop. Creighton, second with seven
triumphs and two losses, plays
Grinnell in the west tonight. A
victory tonight will give the local
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Soccer Tilt
Here Sunday

The German Soccer Club team of
Indianapolis will play at home Sun
day afternoon at 2:3O against the
strong Cincinnati KickerS. The
game will be staged at Olney and
Twenty-first streets. Much action is
expected.
The Kickers are leading the Indi-
ana-Kentucky-Ohio League and the
Germans have chance to tie for
the top rung by winning Sunday.
Indianapolis has played seven
genes away from home this season
and Sunday will be the teams first
appearance on the local grounds.
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Louisville Eppings, defending girls
champions, were upset victims on
Friday, bowling to the powerful Hoo
sier Demons of Indianapolis, Is
to A.
Demons play Roberts Park girls
at $3.50 today in one semi-final fray
and Ferndales meet Real Silk at
100, with the title fray at 8 to-
night.
Results in the mems division Fri
day:
La Porte Kiwanis, 81; Greensburg Y. M.
Kaatsky A. c.. "a; Lee. and Jay Night
Franklin A. G.. 81; La Porte Kiwanis. IS.
Louisville Edentide Club. 40; L. S.
Kautsky A. C.. "A; Indianapolis Y. NJ
south Side Turner's. %; Flanner-Bu-
chanan, %.
A. c.. 20.
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CHICAGO TRIPS PURDUE
81 Times Special

b. Times Special
EVANSTON, H., Feb. 25.-A vic
tory in the mile relay gave Chicago
x indoor track team a shade de-
cision over Purdue in the annual
Quadrangular meet here on Friday
night. Chicago scored Al 1-3 points.
Purdue, 371-3; Wisconsin, 81 l-3.
and Northwestern, 81.
Chicago and Purdue were tied
with 81 l-3 points when the mile
relay. final event, started. Wiscon-
sin had 80 l-3 points. Cullen Of
Chicago OUTRAGED Miller, Purdue
man, to I'm the relay by two yards.
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Friday II. S. Basketball Results

LoCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
SSIhortridge, %: Washington. 26.
manual, 43; New Bethel, IL.
CaStIeton. 80; Park. IA.
OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS
Andrews, 30; Monument City. 10.
aurora. "a: Bro3kvlIle 81 iovertime)
Balnorldge. 90 Rockville. IA.
Alamo %; Bellmore 81.
BBIoomheld. 32;. Spencer. 49,
Brook. "a; Attica Is.
BBurlington; ~; West Middleton. Is.
Carthage, %: MAYS. Is.
charlottesville 90: knightstoWn. 26
CLAW Howard. 81 Jackson. 20.
SS1W;ayzee. 30; Clay Miami, 81.
CLINTON. 20; Cayuga. II.
ColiaX. SO; Scircleville 81.
SSefy yd1 G.o 80; Columbus, % Coyertime).
f fOv5nHFt? g. 81 cio W9y Po{0f IS
Danvllle. %: Flora. Is
Ladoga. %; Darlington. %.
Dover. 80: Wingate. "a
washington East Chicago. %; Wallace
Southport. 81: Edinburg. 10.
Valparaiso. 81; Elkhart. Is.
FF 6irinn6 CITY. Is; Elwood; Is.
North Side lFt. Wayne. 10; Button. IS.
FFgshyillf ftc 70: I Eran 6dilfto rs
Gas City, II: Sweetssr. 1s.
Glenn. 10; Gerstmeyer (Terre Haute),
,Greencastle. SO; Jefferson nafayettel
Griffith. 80: Crisman. IA.
Hammond Tech, 81; Chesterton. IS.
4 H5;a1TIdiiniSburg. q; Briscow, 81.
Hobart. 81; Roosevelt East Chicago. "a
Honey Greek. 50: Prairie Greek. IS.
Erwin, ga: Howard. %.
EYmera. 81; Shelburn. II.
New Market. 90; jamestown. IS.
RlleY 80: J2Sonville. 10.
Jeffersonyille. 81: Alexandria. 49,
Kentland. %; Morocco. %.
Hillsboro SIS: Kingman. %.
Lapel. so: Thorntown. %
Lawrence. p: Eminence. %.
Lebanon; 40; Charlottesville. 90.
Linden. 26; Bowers. 10.
Gsreensburg, q; Madison. 10.
Gloyerdale; 80; Midland, 80.
Mitchell. 81: Orleans. 10.
Morgantown. 80: Gosport. "a
Ben Davis. 80: Mooresville. 10.
Mt. Comfort. 81: Deca tur Central IS
Muncie. SO: Marion. %
New Amsterdam. "a: Leavenworth. 81
Newcastle %: Connersville. 81.
Raleigh. 80: New Lisbon. 81
New Palestine. So; Morristown. &C.
Nohlesyille, 81: westheld. %.
Oxford. IS; Idsville. %
attAs ~ CNgktsIAAN.
Paris tnl.). %; Garfield (Terre H8utel
Piainfield. %: Beech Grove. 10.
Portland %: Winchester. Is.
Plymouth. So: Rochester. 81.
Marshall. IS: Rosedsle. %.
Young America. 80: SharDsv!lle. IT.
Shelbyville. l9; Bloomington. is.
Romnev. 81: Stockwell &C.
Sullivan. 81; Linton. a.
Mt. Auburn. 80. Clifford. %
Lyons. Al; State Training tTerre Haute)
Wiley (Terre Hautel "a: Washington, q.
Union. 81. Goldsmith T.
Van Buren,. 81: Fontanst. rs.
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Joe and Lou in
Main Mat Clash

The big rough boys of the mat
game will perform at Tomlinson hall
Monday night when the Hercules
A. G. stages an all-heavyweight
wrestling program headlined by
Jumping Joe Savoldi and Lou Plum
mer both former Notre Dame grid
warriors. Savoldi was the better
known football player AMI is the bet
ter known grappler. but Plummer
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JOHNSON RING VICTOR

oscar Johnson triumphed by a
technical knockout over Jackie
Harris in the fourth round of the
feature bout at Harlem A. c. Friday
night.
Battling Tate knocked out Bat
Ting Gahee in three rounds, Harry
Hoosier drew with Charlie Hamer
in four. and Bud Murphy shaded
Jackie Parks in four.
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Butler Defends Valley Loop
Cage Title In Drake Tussle

Bulldogs an undisputed crown in
its first season in the conference.
Butler has won thirteen of its last
fourteen games. Although Drake
was beaten on the locals western
tour, the Iowa Bulldogs have shown
improvement and are the only other
quintet besides Butler holding a
win over Creighton. Tonights prob
able ineups:
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has had more ex-
perience in the
professional wres-
ting sport and is
said to be agile
and strong enough
to give Jumping
Joe all he can
handle.
The main go
will be for two
best falls out of
three, or to a fin
ish. Savoldi is the
pick of many mat
followers IN Gain
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minutes before the last gun. The
Purple missed many shots in the
final minute of play.
Manual snapped a three-game los
ing streak by easily humping New
Bethel, 43 to II. The Redskins. led
by Yovan, Welton, Yosha and
Kleppe, were in front all the way,
holding a "a to 4 edge at half time.
Twelve Manual FASTENERS got into
action. Sutherland and Fox starred
for Bethel.
A brilliant last-haIf squirt gave
Castleton 80 to IA triumph over
Park school, after the locals had
held the invaders to an II to 10
edge at half time. Sommers and
Lee led the losers, while Elicit
starred for Castleton.
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Two Local Teams In A. A. L.
Play; Girl Champions Lose

Kautsky A. G. and South Side
Turner's, strong local quintets, are
favorites to battle tonight in the
championship game Of the Indiana
Kentucky A. A. U. title tourney at
Y. M. G. A. gym.
KautSkys met Franklin A. A. at
2:30 this afternoon and Turner's
tackled Edentide Club of Louisville,
KY, at 4:30 in semi final tits. The
winners clash at tonight. Johnny
Wooden, Kautsky act, will perform
with the local five in today's battle.
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the highest honors in the game
within couple of years.
In three previous engagements
here, Plummer has downed Wee
Willie Davis. Nick Velcoff and Alex
Kashey. Lou weighs 220 and Sa-
voldi POS.
The semi-windup and prelim bouts
Monday will b time limit matches,
with four heavyweights performing.
Tommy Marvin, Oklahoma Indian
and former boxer, will tackle John
Katan in the semi windup. The
prelim will start at $50.
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Martinsyille. %: Vincennes. 20
Peru 20; Wabash "a tovertimei
wallace. 81. Mecca, IS
warren Central 20: Oaklandon. 7.
Mayeland. 90: Russellville %
Wilkinson. 80: Eden. %
Carmel, 23 townsville. Is
f. C cam 81; Cloverport. KY. q
Huntingburg. SO; Princeton. 20.
Houand; IS: Trov II.
Summittville. "a. Paramount. 90
Brldgeton. q: Greene Township, 2S.
AKRON. So; Claypool. 6.
Laketon. 40: Chippewa. Is
FULTON. 40; Argos. 90
plymouth. 36; Rochester. 81.
Mentone 30; Bourbon IA.
Gilead. 30; Mexico. Is.
Rising Sun. 81: Milan. 10.
Milton, %; Cambridge CITY. %.
Greensboro. 80: Fountain Citv. 81
Boston. %; Economy 81
Whitewater, 80; Wayne. %.
Al1uina, SO: Kitchell. 49,
Portland %; Winchester. 1S.
Jefferson, IS: Parker. 81
Losantyille 27: Stonev creek. %.
Straughn. s.; Morton Memorial. %.
LewisvilIe, 40: Mt Comfort. 25
Spiceland. 81; Middletown. a.
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TURNER'S TACKLE PATS

South Side Turner's, still unbeaten
on their home hardwood, viii enter
tain the strong st. Pats club, one Of
the city's best independent clubs, at
Turner gym Sunday at p. m. St.
Pats have been beaten only twice
this season.
Two other games are carded for
Sunday, the first starting at / p. m.
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BIZ [ nitcd Press

HU HWCd Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Otto Won
- Porat is recovering in Column
bus hospital today from brief but
emphatic stomach ache that
checked his comeback in the
heavyweight boxing ranks and gave
the Illinois athletic commission
few hours of CONSERVATION.
Officially, fluffy Griffiths of Chi
cago scored a technical knockout
over Won Porat in eight rounds at
the Chicago coliseum Friday night.
Unof1icially, Griffiths' punches ap-
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Risko Defeats
LeUinsky Again
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. IS. = Johnny
RiSko, veteran Cleveland heavy
weight, won his third consecutive
victory over eccentric King Levinsky
of Chicago Friday night in their
ten-round bout at Madison Square
Garden.
Although the 31-year-old rubber
man" won by large margin, the
decision was not unanimous. One
judge voted for the Chicago fish
peddler. The United Press score
sheet gave Risko eight rounds and
Levinsky two.
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THE Toledo Mud Hens peing orphans
and considerable
buyers the denc franchise make putting
together Hooser fans will
fourth last fall.
Toledo was real ball team during the late
pagn although Cleveland
support fresh contact with the American Indians
the
The mound staff is especially promising delivers
talent expected
Pearson Bachman Mareau and Tate form likely looking
The first named
with Toledo and Lefty Bachman doubtless will surprise
If he is kept out of the oue1eld.
Bachman is somewhat a hitter he worked
season and shunted about hitter
other thing Pearson lost tits
to be better huer The
wise some of the mound records would show bulge
Belve Bean Hen 1882 will be by
~ lost IA Bib
IWogod copied 10 lost dropped
d. and abb won one with no defeats seeing action % innings
Winegarner IL and lost 7.
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PARELLI PINS INDIAN
Italian GrappIcr Captures First and
Third Falls,

Taking the first and third falls,
Joe Parelli, Italian mat star, defeat
ed Chief Little Wolf, Oklahoma In
dian light heavy, in the feature mat
event on Fridays Armory program.
Parelli won the first fall in nine
minutes and the third in seven, the
Indian taking the second in six
minutes.
Gorilla Parker tossed Pete Demetroff in
fourteen minutes. Iota Shma pinned Jack
fifteen minutes to no fall with Norm
Faust. and Leo Donohue and Emil Firpo
drew in fifteen minutes.
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SILENT HOLSTERS OUT
By Times Special

VtJtUI
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Feb. 25.-
Silent Hoosiers, Indianas represen-
tatiVeS in the Central States deaf
school basketball tourney, were
eliminated Friday by losses to Wis
consin, % to 10, and Illinois, 80 to
Is. Illinois and Wisconsin meet to-
night for the title.
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Highland GiUen
Women s Event

The twelfth annual tournament of
the Indiana Women's Golf Associa-
ton will be played July "a at the
Highland Country Club, it was an
nounced today by Mrs. Harrison
Bennett, vice-president.
Mrs. Penn G. Skillern, South
Bend, is expected to defend her
championship.
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Basketball Notes
81. PAYS TACKLE BRIDGEPORT

ST. PATS TACKLE BRIDGEPORT
port Cardinals advanced to the finals
of the Bridgeport tourney Friday night.
st. Patricks trounced the fast. Plain
field meters. 80 TO %. St. Pats led at the
quarter, Plainfleld threatened -. several
times. but was unable to stop the fast
under the basket play Of st. Pats. Johns
played outstanding, ball for the vlctors.
Bridgeport Cardinals we're Victorious
over Valley Mills. AZ TO 25 Although the
Cardinals outscored their opponents IT
that the Cards clinched the game. as the
score was tied at 22-all Just following the
starting Of the final quarter. PedloW and
Schultz led the winners. while Lee set
The titular game tonight will get under
way at $50. In the curtain raisers.
Grade School BOYS and girls teams from
Speedway and Bridgeport. will play.
Players picked for gold awards must
be. present at the gym tonight.
The schedule for the junior Catholic
tournament held at Holy Trinity gym
? M@st Francis Desales vs.. Holy
i:45-Holy trinity Juniors vs.. St.
2:30-Hoiy cross vs.. st. Philips.
3.15-Winner l p. m. Us. Winner 1:45
winner 2:sO p. m. vs.. St. JOseph's
s-winner ais p. m. VS.. Winner p m.
FINALS.
woodside Independents want games with
strong CITY and state teams. The hide
pendents have piled up. string OF vic
3z6 North Pine street. or phone Drexel
37s5-R and ask for Chuck.
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BIZ Times SpcciaI

bW T IWTtN NVVtIWT
CHICAGO Feb. 25.-Seeking their
ninth consecutive Big Ten basketball
victory, Ohio State will invade Iowa
City tonight to meet the Hawkeyes
for the second time this week.
With eight victories and no de-
feats, the Buckeyes are virtually
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OAKS RAP ANDERSON

. y IWfH NUtIIUI
OAKLAND CITY. Ind, Feb. 25.-
Hollen with nineteen points and
johnson with twelve led Oakland
City college cagers to a 81 to IS
triumph over Anderson college here
Friday night.
The Oaks set the pace all the
way, holding a IS to IA edge at the
half c. Byrd topped the losers with
kten points.
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S0mervilIe Booster

wv. j. BROWN is president Of
w London (Ontario) Country
Club and is endeavoring to arrange
for the sending of Ross Somerville
of Canada TO the British champion
ship. Somerville won the American
amateur golf title last year.
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Totals "a 10 Totals "a
HAvENs HIGH ON RANGE

In a rife match at the Hoosier
range Friday night, the Hoosier
Rife Club members defeated Bur-
riS Club, 467 to 437. Ravens of the
winners was high with So and
Platte was second with 81.
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WEAR TO GET POST,

- = NNtttN EFfSS
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-D. Walker
Wear, wealthy Binghamton IRON
master, will succeed James A. Far
ley as member of the New York
state athletic commission, it was
learned autF1rita;ively today.
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Mason represented the Victor A.
c.; Goldberg competed unat-
tached; Krukemeier represented
South Side Turner's and Healing
competed for the Washington
A. c.
Expenses of the champs to Chi
cago will be paid by the Bruce
Robson post of the American Le-
gion out of tourney receipts. All
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-25
Tigers Bump
W abash Five
By Tim cs Special

By Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Feb.
25.-Sparkling defensive play and
a woodworking offense gave
De PAW its second cage triumph
OF the season over Wabash here
Friday, % to 81. 1t was a listless
tilt, with De Paw in front, II to
7, at the half.