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OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS

OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS
Alexandra. 80; Charlottesville, 25.
Ashford, %; Concannon. %.
cambridge, So; Monrovia. 81.
Bicknell, IS; Monroe City. u.
Bloomington, 80: Greencastie, 81.
Bloomingdale %; Hillsdale, 16
Brazil, %: Sullivan. Is.
Blackhawk. 26; Fontanet. %
Carmel, IS; Sheridan. %.
Central Evansville 20 Owensviile. r.
Columbus, 80; Jefersorville, IS.
CLAYTON layton, p; Plain 3f 20
Edinburg. "A; Morgantown. 49,
Freelandville. 80: Digger. -.
Franktton; 81: Lapel. 26; -
Greenfeid. So: Pendieto 1i-e Is s.
Glenn: Is; State Training (Terre Hautel
% double overtimel.
Hardinsburg. IS: Borden. IS.
Lawrence 80: Silent Hoosiers, IS.
Lyons. IS; Bloomfield 10
McCordsville 80: Eden 10.
New Augusta %: townsville. 22Covertimel
Nobesville 26; New Palestine, %.
Oaktown, IS: Shelburn, II.
Peru. 30; Tipton. 81.
Roachdaie. S. Fillmore. "a.
Southport. 81: Greenwood. u.
St. Mays Huntington. 10; Union
Center. II
St Mary's anderson. l9; Westland. 10
wiley CTerre Hautel. 80; cerstmeyer
west Point. 40: West Lafayette. 10.
BLIND TOURNEY
At Warsaw
Warsaw. 26 North Manchester. II.
Huntington, 80: Wabash. %
Wabash %; North Manchester Is (con
solationl.
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BIG TEN

blu IEN
Purdue. 40; Minnesota. 90.
Michigan. 80: Iowa. 25.
OHIO State, IS; Indiana g.
Illinois. q; Northwestern Is.
wisconsin, rs; Chicago. II.
STATE COLLEGES
Franklin 81; Manchester 80
timel.
Morton, 30: Gary. 80.
De Pauw. %; Evansville D.
Central Normal. "a; La Porte Midgets
Independent team. Is
Indiana Central. q. N C. A. G. u. Is
ConcQrdia. IS. Huntington. 49,
OTHER COLLEGES
Loyola (Chicago), IS; St. Johns TO
Hiram %; oberlin, 2s.
Western Reserve. as; Denison. 81
Pennsylvania. 40; Penn State. "a.
Loyola baltimore, 43; Western Mary
land, 30.
Pittsburgh 43; Temple. 2s
Cincinnati. 2s: Wittenb as i29sin'a' g.
Westminster. 81; Edinboro, II.
Akron. IS: Kent State, IS.
Wooster. II. Ashland, 81.
Maryland, 40; V. p. /, 90
st. Louis. 81: Centenary. Il.
Missouri. 81; Nebraska, 80.
Navy. 47. Franklin and Marshall 81.
Army %: Johns Hopkins. %.
Princeton. "a; Lehigh. %.
Eastern Kentucky, 10; Georgetown (Kyl.
western Kentucky. 81; Union CTenn.),
Richmond. 81; Medical College of viz
American. %: Hampden-sydney. II.
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Indianapolis prep quintets proved
their right to top Hoosier rankings
Saturday with impressive perform
ances.
Tech continued to hold its place
at the top of the list with bril-
liant 40 to % triumph over Muncie's
Bearcats.
Tim Campbells warriors out
classed the invaders all the way.
There was little scoring in the first
half, the eaStsiders leading 13 to 7.
But Townsend, Edwards and Hus-
ton bombarded the nets in the final
periods to run up the big count. j.
Prather and DiSchinger turned in
excellent defensive performances.
Kleinielder topped Muncie scor-
ers, with Smith and Schuck, who
was held Scoreless, as other Bearcat
stars. Townsend got fourteen points,
Edwards sixteen for Tech.
Berns and Seward ran wild as
Shortridge continued its fine play
to trOunce jefferson of LAFAYETTE.
IS to 20. The Blue Devils finished
fast, outScoring the Broncos, Is to
2, in the final quarter.
Shortridge led 13 to II at the
half, but jeff spurted into an 10
to Is lead midway in the third pc
Rod, before the Blue rallied to the
front again, 20 to 10. Seward got
thirteen points. Berns eleven and
Robinson six for the Blue, while
Began topped Lafayette performers.
Joe Dienhart's fast improving
Cathedral warriors ran away from
a strong Elwood five, winning Al
to q. The Irish drove under the
hoop for a 81 to II edge at the half.
All six FASTENERS used by Dienhart
broke into the field goal column.
Theobald showing the way with five
followed by BarnhorSt with four and
Carson and Ed O'Connor with three
each. DeHorty and Frazier were
best for Elwood.
Scoring six points in the final
minutes Of play, Manual nosed out
Broad Ripple in a city rivalry tus-
sic, % to 21. Ripple was held score
less in the first quarter but pulled
up to trail 8 to at the half.
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Five Tits Tonight Open 2l-Came
Cage Card for HOOsier COLLEGES

day night, the Boilermakers defeat
ing Minnesota and the Crimson
bowling to Ohio State, ten other
state quintets were battling for
laurels.
Notre Dame dropped it's first de-
cision in thirteen tits with Mar
quette, the Hilltoppers grabbing a
IS to 80 edge in a rough overtime
struggle. 1t was the fourth consecu-
tive loss for the Irish.
Marquette led Is to 10 at the half,
but Krause, who topped Irish scor-
ers with fourteen points, tied the
count at 29-all in the last minute
of play.
EvanSville's veteran five took its
first lacing in nine starts this sea-
son, De PAW walking off with
29-to-22 victory. The EvaS led, 10
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By Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Much of
Importance happened in the base
ball world over the weekend.
Judge K. M. Lands, commissioner
of the diamond. voluntarily slashed
his annual salary from $4,000 to
$4,000. Lands received sos 900
from 1926 to 1882, when he cut $15,-
900 off his check.
BoSton's Red Sox of the American
League added two players to their
roster. Barney Friberg, 32-year-old
inf1elder released recently by the
Phillies after thirteen years in the
National League, was signed for a
utility role, and Mervin Shea, 81
catcher, was obtained
from Louisville of the American
Association for Al VanCamp, young
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FIrestone FiUe
Trips Kautskys

Kautsky A. c. invades Marion to-
night to play charity game with a
team of all-stars, including Branch
McCracken, Pete Kowalczyk, and
Bob and Everett Chapman, stars of
Marion's 1926 state high school
champions. Stretch Murphy, Kaut
sky center, was a member of the
same team.
Johnny Wooden's twenty-one
points kept Kautskys in the run
ming Sunday when they dropped
their first home game of the sea-
son to the husky Firestone five of
Akron, O., 80 to 81. An overflow
crowd attended Firestones led at
the half, 10 to 10, with Dickerson.
Chadwick and Cunningham star
ring. Wooden scored eight of Kaut-
sky's eleven field goals.
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K0LLN, PARELLI SIGN

Three high ranking middle
weights have been signed for action
by Matchmaker Jay Gardner in the
double windup on Fridays mat card
at the ArmOry.
Henry Kolln, bewhiskered ace,
takes on Joe Parelli Dallas CTeXD
Italian and former middleweight
titleholder, in the final event, and
in the other two-falls-out-of- three
feature, Coach Billy Thorn Of I. U.
will be seen in action.
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TURNER'S BUMP INDIANS

A last quarter rally gave South
Side Turner's 49 to 20 triumph
over First Americans, all-Indian
team, at the Turner gym Sunday.
The Indians lost an carly lead and
tralled Is to Ia at half time.
The redskins led again IS the sec
ond half started, but the strain Of
playing every day soon told and the
speedy Turner's took a decisive lead.
Turner's will play at Pennsy gym
Tuesday night at 7:3O, meeting Lee
and Jay Ramblers in a Commercial
League game.
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Ben lineup to
Umpire in A. A.

By United Press
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. Ben
lineup, veteran baseball pitcher.
will return to the American Asso-
citation this year as an umpire.
Announcement of his appoint
ment by Thomas j. Hickey, Asso-
citation president, reached here
Sunday night.
lineup, Cherokee Indian,
pitched thirteen years for Louisville.
He led the Association in batting in
1919 and Manager Joe Mccarthy
attempted to convert him into an
outfelder.
AS a relief pitcher in 1880, lineup
won IA games and lost three. He
pitched for Sacramento last season.
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Q Tits on
Big 10 Bill
Purdue Tackles Northwest
ern in Feature Fray
Tonight.
BuLnitcd Prcss

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Although the
edge has been taken off the contest
by Northwesterns unexpected de-
feat Saturday night, the Wildcats
meet Purdue here tonight in what is
expected to be a hard test for the
Boilermaker basketball team.
Nine games make up the Big Ten
program this week, four tonight and
five Saturday night. Purdue, rank
ing favorite, must halt Joe Reiff,
Northwestern captain.
Illinois stopped Reiff Saturday
and it is a Big Ten axiom that il
Reiff can be halted, Northwestern
can be beaten.
Hawkeye Stars Out
Saturday, Purdue meets Iowa at
Lafayette. The Hawkeyes were VIC
tins of an upset at the hands of
Michigan last week, and will be
without Blackmer and Break. two
stars who are out of the lineup
pending further investigation of
their eligibility.
Tonights program: Purdue az
Northwestern; Iowa at Wisconsin,;
Chicago at Indiana Michigan at
Illinois.
Saturdays schedule: Northwest
tern at Chicago; Wisconsin at In
diana; Iowa at Purdue; Illinois at
Michigan; Minnesota at Ohio State.
The Michigan double this
week will settle the hopes of these
teams, which made spectacular
shoWings in opening games. TIE
Illini spurted in the late stages Of
the game to beat Northwestern by
two points. Michigan defeated
Iowa, which was lost without Black
mer and Break.
Purdue SOphs Shine
Purdue showed old time scoring
power by beating Minnesota, AZ to
80. Despite Parmenter's illness,
Coach Ward Lambert found a smart
combination. Shaver took his place
at guard, and Norman Cotton.
sophomore from Terre Haute.
proved a deadly shot with eight
field goals and two free throws.
Wisconsin, with an all-Sophomore
lineup, had little trouble beating
Chicago, 26 to IT, Ohio State won
as expected over Indianas crippled
five, 35 to %.
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Basketball NeuUs and GOSSIP

=; indianapolis Deaks thumped the strong
CleeTo independents. AZ to 10. Saturday.
with eio WIN mItsen points and Durham
IN the Cicero fraY. Shearer led the losers
t Midh elght points Deaks desire games for
the latter part of the week on opponents
floor Write R. w. Williams. Is North Ad-
olson street.
8 at the half. but couldn't stand the mace
curing the final period as Demons rallied
10 WIN "a to II. in WeL-played game
at Turner gym Sunday.
Ferndale A. C. won two games. defeat
lng BeonblosSoms in a Ross-Smith League
e 81 FeTndaies pIaV at EzGi on churc3
d Iuesq 9B,,r at 9 p NJ invade East Tenth
at Hawthorn FRIDAY at 8 D. m. and stand
arc Grocery at Dearborn Sunday at 4
For out of town games write Bud Bern
hardt at Ferndale hall. 1Oll King avenue
or call Bill at Ii. oo34 or Oh. 1891.
Christmore Eagles defeated Doolev Hot
cshote Juniors, II to 9. and Christamore
Pirates. II to Z. oyer the weekend Fisher
and PRYOR starred for Eagles. who want
games @"aY from nome. Gail Be. ITS.
- Irvington .Troians will battle Standard
Glocers tonight at Old Butler gym al g
ana Clark probably will be in the Trojan
starting Lineup with Bennett. GLADDEN. and
Adamson in reserve.
Stock Yards basket team will play Indi-
annapolis Railway five and Stock Yard Re
serves viii meet Indiana Inspection BIZ
reaU at Hawthorne gym Wednesday Jan
II Games are wanted for Jan 10. Write
Fl. Duke. Exchange hotel. Union Stock
Yards. Indianapolis.
Old lTral will plav Morris Street Chris
LIans SATURDAY night at Morris street gym
Tuxedo Ramblers defeated Old Trail 43
TO H. Tire score al the intermission was
IS to II. Ramblers.
Christamore A. C.s lost hard and fast
ut to the Woodside A. C.s, 81 to TO-
The series between the rivals is even. each
having won one game. A play-of will
occur in February. The A. Cs want a
game for next Saturday night. Fast CITY
and state teams notice Avon Plaindeld
Mooresyllle notice. Bemont 1175.
O'Hara Sans will meet Company p Ma
tlonal Guard five. in a return game a
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City Roller
Five Shines

Indianapolis roller polo team
made it five consecutive league VIC
tories by downing Marion, Z to 4,
at TomlinsOn hall Sunday after
noon before a crowd estimated at
$500 Ted Lewis, second rush, led
the locals with four goals and New
ton, second rush, Gagged three goals
for the visitors.
Fred Pence, Marion goalie, played
a great game around his cage, turn
ing in 50 stops, and Ollie May had
"a for indianapolis The contest
was exciting all of the way.
The winners scored three goals
in the first period, three in the
third and one in the final. Marion
scored one in the first, one in the
third and two in the last.
Fit. Wayne will oppose the local
five at Tomlinson hall next Sunday
afternoon.
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Wabash FlUe
Butler Foe

Buffers Bulldogs play the first Of
two rivalry tussles with Hoosier foes
when they invade Charlottesville to-
night to tackle Pete Vaughn'S fast
stepping sophomore quintet.
Wabash hopes to break the JinX
which Blue quintets coached by
Tony Hinkle hold. In twelve starts,
the Scarlet warriors have won but
one game. The same lineup which
trounced two Valley conference foes
last week-Miller, Davis, Proff1tt,
Parrish and Baird-will start for
Butler tonight. Saturday, the Bull
dogs invade NOtre Dame.
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GREYHoUNDs PLAY TUESDAY

A long drill was planned by Coach
Harry Good for his Indiana Gen.
trail cagers today in preparation for
Tuesdays battle with Manchester
college at the University Heights
gym. Good was disappointed with
the showing of his Greyhounds last
Saturday.
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Old Stuff
10-Year-0 old Turf Vet
eran Pays 1921 on
81 Tickets.

BIZ United Press
Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico, Jan.
9.-King Jack, a 10-year-old track
veteran owned by F. Schultz, romped
home a winner here Sunday in the
last race at Aqua Caliente track to
reward his few hackers to the extent
Of S409.50 to one.
King Jack paid 1921 on 81
mutuel ticket to win, $3.50 to place
and $3.50 to show. 1t was record
for the current meeting.
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Old Gridir0n
RiUaLs Sign

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Harvard and
Princeton have contracted to renew
their traditional football relations
with games in 1884 and 1885.
This action revives one of Ameri-
cas- oldest gridiron classics. A joint
statement from the two schools
which started grid competition in
1377-said they would play at Cam
bridge on Nov. 3, 1884 and at Prince
ton on Nov. 9, 1885.
The Cambridge game will mark
their first football encounter since
the turbulent contest in that city in
1926 and the severing of all athletic
relations four days later.
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Down the Alleys With Local Pin-SpiIIers

Johnny Murphy. the St. Philip A. C star
who has always SHOWN at his best IN
tournament play. was returned the winner
OF the annual Pritcnct New Year Classic
with q total of 259 over the siX-game
route Murphy opened with a small 1868
ana counted Zo5 202. 2lS 224 ana pa 10
reach the top Nadule Latham of Column
pus, ONO. the onlv out-ot-town entrant
TO reach the prize list. was the victim OF
an $40 split IN MS nnal frame that cost
him hrSt place. Latham $ runner up total
was 1906 on games OF 220, 20S; 2l2. 2l7
him on its special list. as he split his
thumb at the end OF the, fourth game.
ming totals were. Lee CaTmin, 1858: Arch
Heiss. l,245 and JACK Hunt. 1922.
Harry Wheeler rolled total of sO4
10 win the annual st. Philip a. c. IN
dividual sweepstakes from field Of l20
needed 2lO in his fnal game TO top the
field and produced 234 on hve strikes in
a row from the NTH. John Blue closed
With 269 same 70 take second place with
a score of SIC. Other prize winning totals
were J. ProchaSka. sos, E. McCarty $50:
J. r. Barrett, SAG; G. Dieehman. s45; Mills.
ment OF the St. Phillip 4; c were justly
elated over the entry and wishes to ex-
press thanks TO all oowlers for their sup
port OF this annual feature.
Don johnson again led the Barbasol
team to TOP honorS IN the Travelling League
Of 500 Jess Pritchett had 862 and Bar
basols four-game total was 4.05s a record
for this loop J. p Johnson rolled 4032.
Wheeler Lunch. S97s. Uptown Five, 5 500.
Mic-Lis- McCahin 1895; Fan CITY Lager,
COS Barkeepers Friend 1885 and IN
diana Wheel and Rim. 3.76S. Bud Schoch
and J. Murphy we're also scoring in a big
Wav with totals OF s67 and SIS.
The Barbasol team. rolling from scratch
in the annual 600 scratch team event
al the Fountain Square alleys. assumed
the lead when they hit the pins for games
OF OO6. OILS and ll0S. a total OF $3.50.
johnson Fehr and Hueber were clicking
during this set having 72e $50 and e2S
The Sulphate team OF the Gas League IS
second with 3.l20 and -LiS-McCahill
third on 3 063 TWentV-eight teams rolled
on this event SATURDAY. and SUNDAY The
event will come TO q close with next Sat
urdav and SUNDAYS plgv. The squads are
practically filed for these two DAYS. OPEN
ines for but eleven teams remaining. so
IL YOU and YOUR team wish 10 roll. our
advice is 10 get the entry IN TODAY.
The head pin tournament at the Illinois
alleys was all Walter Hickman. this bov
taking first. second and third place with
scores OF 33i 800 and 800 Phillips fin
ished fourth on $40 and Robinson fifth
with SIS. The feature game was also
rolled by Hickman, when he scored ll8
i-4-------- possible 100.
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SaUold, Steele
Sought for Mix

Jumping Joe Savoldi, former
Notre Dame gridiron star who is
winning acclaim in mat circles, and
Ray Steele, husky Californian who
is the only heavyweight to gain
draw with Jim Londos, are being
sought by Matchmaker Lloyd Carter
for the second wrestling card to be
promoted here by the Hercules A. c..
at Tomlinson hall Monday, Jan. 16.
Both grapplers are nationally
known, and Carter said one or both
probably would be signed today. Sa-
voldi appeared here twice last sea-
son, scoring two decisions.
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GREENLEAF CUE VICTOR

NEW YORK, Jan. Swimming
eight of the fourteen blocks, Ralph
Greenleaf, national pocket billiard
champion, nosed out Andrew Ponzi
in their exhibition series which end
ed here Sunday, 1850 to LIPS.
Ponzi won the last two blocks, 234
to 1876, in the afternoon Sunday and
1872 to 100 at night.
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Shortridge Raps Jeff; Tech
Trips Muncie; Manual Wins

Both teams turned in fine defen-
sive games, with Yovan and Kleppe
starring for Manual and Rowland
and Murbarger for Ripple.
Washington finished on the short
end of a % to "a decision at
Brownsburg, after setting the first
half pace, II to 8. Brownsburg, led
by Hough and Burnell, spurted in
the fourth quarter to win. Howard.
Baumbach and Warren were best
for the ContinentalS.
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ROLLER LEAGUE PLANNED

ID IWCS NptCtUI
CLEVELAND, Jan. 9.-Promotion
has been launched here to organize
a roller polo league. Thomas c.
Mckee plans to back a Cleveland
team in the circuit. Name of the
loop will be Midwest Roller Hockey
League. Cities mentioned as inter
ested are Cleveland, Toledo and Sa-
lem, O.; Detroit, Buffalo, Erie and
New Castle. Pa.
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ROPER, PANTELEo CLASH

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. g.
Jack Roper, California heavyweight,
will meet Paul Panteleo, Chicago, in
the main event of boxing pro-
gram here tonight.
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COACH stage RECEIVERS

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Ames Alon-
20 Stagg was ready to leave his hos
pital bed today and expected to en-
train for his home in Chicago on
Tuesday.
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"A SectiOnaIs to Start
State Amateur Net PLAY

which the c. s. B. A, which spon-
sors title Journeys in forty-one
states. is a member.
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NNE of the greatest exhibitions
" of bowling ever seen on local
drives has been produced by Don
Johnson, a member of the Bar
basel team, who has pounded the
pins for averages Of 219, ZIG and
212 in the three leagues in which
he rolls, the Capitol City Travel
ing, City and indianapolis. During
recent streak of great scoring
what is believed to be worlds
record was posted by johnson
when he rolled four consecutive
700 totals in sanctioned league play,
the sets of Dec. 81, %, % and 30,
showing counts of 7O2, 73O, 754
and 712.
During this period his low game
was 214, and the top count
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ANSWER TO s. p. r.

Bud Taylor was in attendance at the
state Playground boxing show when Jackie
Furvis met Kid Slaughter on the Cox
Saunders card. Taylcr was not in Slaugh-
ters corner, however.
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Wooden VS.. Curtis

TOHNNY WOODEN, one of the
u greatest basketball players ever
produced by Martinsville high
school, is coming back to the Ar
tesian city Tuesday night with his
Dayton (Ky) high school team to
play Glenn Curtis 1888 five. Curtis
taught Johnny his first net tricks.
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bowIer's dream of 300. johnson
also displays his wares in tourna-
ment play, passing the 700 mark
in both the Elks' Pot of Gold"
and the Fountain Square classic.
To hold his 218 average in the
Capitol City Travelling League, this
boy rolled sets of 891, 500, 885 and
500. His City League mark of PIG
shows sets of GIT, TIC, 1913, 667, 73O,
$40, SAT, GIT, 712, 562, 600, 646,
598, 642, 693 and 678, while the
Indianapolis League mark of 212
came with series of SIT, 616, 629,
625, 704, GOA 500, GA, 687, 562, 673,
500, 7O2, 754 and 636.
The combined record Of 105
games shows but seven sets under
the 900 mark, which he evened up
with seven counts over 100.
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CITY HIGH SCHOOLS

Tech. 40: Muncie, %.
Shortridge, IS; jefferson Oafayette) 20.
Brownsburg, %; Washington, "a
Manual, %; Broad Ripple, 81.
Cathedral At; Elwood. %.
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GAMES THIS WEEK

GAMES THIS WEEK
TONIGHT
Chicago at Indiana.
Butler at Wabash.
Purdue at Northwestern.
Notre Dame at Michigan State.
Indiana State at Eastern Illinois Teach
ars
TUESDAY
Earlham at Franklin.
Valparaiso at Central Normal
Manchester at Indiana Central.
THURSDAY
Evansville at Ball State.
FRIDAY
Wilmington CO., at De Paw.
DAYTON at Earlham.
Oakland CITY at Hanover.
Evansville at Danville Normal.
Huntington at Anderson.
SATURDAY
Iowa at Purdue.
Wisconsin at Indiana.
Franklin at Wabash.
Indiana State at Ball State.
Indiana Central sat Eastern Illinois
Teachers
VALPARAISO at Manchester
Twenty-one games, opening with
five stellar attractions tonight, are
on the cage card for Hoosier collie
giate teams this week.
-Four Big Ten games and many
rivalry tussles, including a renewal
of the Butler-N otre Dame feud at
South Bend Saturday feature the
program.
While Purdue and Indiana were
their Big Ten debuts Satur-
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by LEFTY LEE

Alice Shea was consistency itself when
she won the head pin tournament for
women bowlers on the Central drives, her
winning score of 321 coming on games of
l07. l07 and l07. Burnett had lO4 lO5
and l06 for SIS to take second prize.
Dawson, 3l3: Alexander, $40: Maver 308
and Lathrop, 302 Meeker rolled high
game outside the prize list with score Of
Don Johnson was on the loose agsin
Saturday and Sunday, rolling SOL at St
Phillips. 500 on the Uptown and 729 at
the Fountain Square. A total of 2440 for
game.
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By Eddie Ash
Other Clubs Object to Babes High Pay
Tiger Boss Retains Faith in Bridges
Tribe Trails Sixth in Team Batting