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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
Heavy Work Under Way


FRENCH LICK, Ind, March IA
A training schedule of two condition
tioning workouts daily was started in
the Indianapolis Indians camp here
today by Manager Wade Killefer.
The session will be held at 9 a. m
and 2 p. m, to be followed by long
hikes.
Tribe batterymen saw their first
action Monday afternoon after az
tending a clubhouse meeting in the
morning when Manager Killefer
mapped out the camp program and
issued instructions and training
rules. He advised the athletes to
work hard from The outset and keep
up fast pace as q means of reach
ing early form for the exhibition
tits that will follow in the south
after the Indians leave here
March %.
Seventeen players we're on hand
Monday, fourteen pitchers and three
catchers, the hurlers being chiefly
rockies. The regular pitchers Eres-
ent were Bob Logan, Stuart Bolen.
Bill Thomas, George Smith and Les
Barnhart. Rockies were Bell, Butz-
berger, Trent, Condor, Wolff, Nc
Donald, Lady, Hutsell and Cave.
Tom Taggart's French Lick hoteI
is Indian headquarters and the ath-
letes are delighted with the con-
veniences and surroundings. Tribe
infielders and outf1elders will re-
port next Sunday and by chat time
the pitchers are expected to be far
enough along to give the hitters
plenty of practice.
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Callaghan
Set to Go
Marty Accepts Indianapolis
Terms; Battery Men
Open Drills.

Marty Callaghan, well-known
class AA outf1elder obtained from
the Hollywood Pacific Coast League
Club, accepted indianapolis terms
for 1888 today and will report at
the French Lick training camp next
Sunday. Notification that he had
signed his contract was received at
Perry stadium today, Dale Miller,
assistant secretary, announced.
Callaghan, former big Lacquer and
star with Columbus a few years
ago, was landed by Manager Kiuefer
Of the Tribe in a trade for outfelder
Doug Taitt, who was the local right
fielder in 1882. Marty hit better
than 300 on the coast last season
and is faster fly chaser than Taitt.
Marty bats lefthanded and was
with the Cincinnati Reds for time
after moving up from Columbus.
Killefer thinks he will prove to be
an important cog in the new Tribe
machine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
CROWN AMATEUR KINGS
By United Press

81 CNitCd Press
NEW YORK, March 14.-Sixteen
young victors in the Daily News
Golden Gloves final at Madison
Square Garden Monday night pre-
pared today for the March %
tournament at Chicago, where they
meet the Chicago Tribune's Golden
Gloves champions.
Nearly 10000 fans saw one open
and one sub-novice champion
crowned in each of the eight di-
visions from flyweight to heavy
weight.
The successful sixteen emerged
from a field of 1900 candidates
who started banging one another
in elimination contests more than
a month ago.
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Cathedral F1Ue
Drills for Meet

Cathedral, Indiana Catholic prep
hardwood champion and one of the
two Hoosier teams entered in the
national Catholic title carnival at
Loyola u, Chicago, March % to 26.
continued intensive practice for the
big event today.
Coach Joe Dienhart is drilling his
lanky warriors on a zone defense.
and also has given the local Irish
Sn1pers several new plays.
The locals are one of the favor
ties in the meet. Gibault of Vim
cennes, runner-up to Cathedral. is
the second Hoosier team among the
sixteen already entered in the tour
nament.
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

Fifty-second Street Merchants will put a.
strong baseball team in the field again this
year ana Will play in the Municipal
League. c. E. Young, former manager Of
Strauss Says nine, will pilot the Msr-
chants. meeting Will be held FRIDAY at
p m. at 40 East Fifty-second street All
laSt years players and tTyouts who desire
10 play this season must attend or get in
touch with Manager Young.
The J. w. Bader Indians have entered
the Em-Roe Commercial League that win
play Saturday ball On SUNDAYS the In
teams take notice: Shelbyville. Greenfield
Frankfort. Bedford and Washington For
games write j. w. Bader Athletic Associa-
ton, 28l8 North Capitol avenue. or call
The Pflumyille Tigers baseball team has
organized Tor the new season under the
management Of Joe Rivers and Will put a
meeting next Monday a 7.3o D. m at 32O5
Bethel avenue. Hickey. Loughmiller.
Wiener. Tony Rooms, Jockey Roede. SWeir.
Waite and others wishing tryouts take
notice.
With the advent Of early spring the call
has been issued for reorganization OF the
City Catholic Baseball League. meeting
were represented by their pastors
From early indications II appears as
many as twelve or thirteen clubs VIII
make bid for entrance into the league
during the coming season
Ruralton A. cs baseball club VIII hold
a meeting Wednesday. March 10. a.
.. m. at A. J. Theriacs home. sOOl Eass
Washington street All last year plsysts
and new players desiring tryoutS please a.
tend. The A. C.s are ready 20 BOOK gs t1ss
with fast state clubs. Address v. heS'
$50 North Tacoma avenue.
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Signs Hack
Wilson Takes Original Offer
of $4,000 Despite
Early Threats.

BIZ United Press
MIAMI, Fla. March 14-Hack
Wilson, barrel-shaped outhelder of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, surrendered
today in his holdout war and signed
a one-year contract.
After loud threats to quit camp
unless the Dodgers met his salary
demands, the former home run
monarch of the National League &C
cepted a salary of $4,000 This was
a cut of $4,000 from last year.
A wide grin split Hacks round
face when he announced, Well, I
guess I'm satisfied, in view of the
general financial depression"
Hack has been training for a
week and reduced his weight from
BOT to 200 pounds.
Brooklyn purchased Wilson from
the Cardinals in January, 1882, for
about S25 900 and an outhelder,
Robert Parham. He was traded to
the Cards by the Chicago Cubs in
the autumn of 1881, after difficulties
with Rogers Hornsby, then Cubs
MANAGER
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The st. Joan CT Arc League contests
featured battle between, J. Barrett and !
A<atheys for top honorSs The former wins
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Stecher Takes
Top Mar Event

The veteran Joe Stecher. former
worlds champion, brought his ia
nous scissors hold to town with him
and made quick work of John Ka-
tan, rugged Canadian heavyweight.
i'll the feature wrestling event at
Tomlinson hall, Monday night. A
capacity crowd turned out to watch
the grapplers.
Stecher won the first fall in
twenty-five minutes and the second
in eighteen minutes, using the scis-
sors on both trips.
DR.. Ralph Wilson, Hoosier star,
and Ernie Dusek provided the eve
ning's fireworks in a rousing tussle
that went thirty minutes to no de-
cision. In the opener, speedy young
Cliff (Swede) Olson tumbled jim
Coffield of Kansas City in twenty
minutes with body slam.
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ming. e2s to s2s H oconner showed
on SOC.
Hollowel rolled seasons record game
of 279 during the Bell Telephone League
play on the Central. His strikes were all
punched IN this one game as he dropped
to Isl IN the final total 624 Mitchell grew
better and finished with a 255 to score
the nigh three-game total Of $50.
Johnny Noonan displayed his skin for
the Sherld team OF the Courthouse League
rolling games OF 1876, 2l2 and 224. total
OF 632. to lead the loop and give mis- team
an odd game win over Prosecutors.
While most Of the players of the Capitol
City travelling League were pounding the
pins for big totals Sunday. Fraak Hueber
ana Bill Sargent were proving that any
tnlng can happen in the bowling game,
Hueoer going through the four games with
out double and Sargent failing TO secure
a strike for two consecutive games.
The Lions roar was reduced to the
contests on the Hotel Antler drives.
Lorenz Weismans ST. count on games Of
200, 2o5 and l72 leading the field.
Electric team. displayed his change Of pace
and 2O7.
Laughhn and worden finished one two
in Indianapolis Automatic loop with totals
Of 5s2 and 554. Lsughlins 235 count took
single game honors.
venezia Service Station had Rea and
Bisesl rolling totals OF SAB and 6O7. and
they won two from Coca Cola, during the
South Side Business Mems series on the
Fountain Square drives. Meyer rolled SIS
for Coca Cola. Fountain Square Re-
creation secured their pins as they needed
them. defeating Citizens Gas three times
Lepperts 593 leading the way Lang and
Quill put the Heldenreich Florist team over
for a triple win against the DIFFERING
LitZelman Coal with counts OF 500 and $40
Larry Fox rolled 637 trying TO save his
team from defeat. Harry Wheeler wa
headed for another 700 when he opened
vita games Of 232 and 245. but something
happened at this stage and he dropped Il
III TO total 643 and lead Madison Avenue
state Bank to triple win over Koch
Furniture
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ming. s2s to s2s. H. o'Conner showed
on SOC.
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"a, weighs 213
pounds, and the
weight is dis
tributed over a
powerful frame.
just now Ralph
seems to be the
most likely hurl-
ing rookie in the
Pirat e lineup.
The southpaw is
being figured to
be a valuable
running mate to
Larry French.
Playing with
Tulsa last season,
Birkhofer won
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Babes Holdout Campaign Just
One Big Mistake After Another

Just what would happen if Colonel
Rupert, Yankee owner, stuck to his
statement that Ruth would be Of
fered $4,000 and no more and Ruth
stuck to his threat that was $780,
600 or retirement" is very intrig-
uing. Our guess it that July would
find the Yanks eight games out in
front, the sun still rising in the east,
and Ruth just about the most mis-
cradle man this side of Cherbourg.
Ruth and Rupert held their first
conference at st. Petersburg Mon
day, but nothing came of if
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Basketball

Dooley Hotshots defeated Headuua.t.I
eo-npany cagers OF r. harrison SUNDAY.
having a gym. Can Cherry 344y-W, ask
tor Deeley.
Riverside M. E.. LED by Montfort de-
teateo speedway. 81 10 ID, in the feature
game Oh the North Side church tourney
nrst-round play at olympic gym MONDAY
42-to-10 triumph over Third Christian. and
AustehmllIer paced Temple Baptist to a
5 5i decision over st; Joan of Arc.
over Ola august, with Cooke staring
Secono-rouno games viii be played at
olympic gym Wednesday night with River
Slde M. L. meeting Broad Ripple M f. at
80 and Temple Baptist opposing United
M. P. at $50.
The annual intra-school basketball tour
nament was started Friday at Sacred Heart
hlgn school, with the sophomore girls de-
Ieatlng the frosh Fairs. 10 to 4. The sec
ohd game OF the afternoon found the
sophomore boys on the long eno of the
score against the freshmen. The night
cap cap orougnt together the high scnool
juniors ana the strong eighth grace team Of
sacred Heart. Experience and height OF
the undergraduates was too much Tor the
laos from Union street
Sacred Heart hall echoed with cheers
Friday night when the Holy Name Ave a
society oil sacred Heart cnurcn, nosed out
the Varsity quintet IN a hair-raiser. IA to
-. With the score standing at I3-ail paul
Baklus. dependable varsity star. was given
Two Tree throws. both OF which ne taileq 10
MT. Victor Wyss Of the opposition was
given Charity shot at the netted hoop.
on which he connected The final frav OF
me season VIII be played FRIDAY night at
sacred heart hall.
Rooster Pharmacy net squad defeated
the fraternity 1--WE. 81 10 49, and doWned
the Silent Hooslers. 30 to So Hoffoauer
and PM Lelhr scored "a points ptVee1
them IN the Two games Games are wanted
with st. philips and O'Hara Sans Call
CHERRY 2l28-W between and D. m ana
ask Tor FLOYD Bertram.
OHara Sans will meet Citizens Gas FIVE
WEDNESDAY evening at Brooksioe gym. The
manager OF the Gas team is requested 10
call Cherry 4252 at oncye. Sans chaIked
up three wins last week. defeating Rossiter
Pharmacy. % to o. Capital Silents 81 TO
q. and Never Chapel Dixies, IS to 81.
sans nave seasons record Of % wins
ana defeats. Games are wanted on on
ponents floors for March q and 81. Call
above number for games
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HARVARD SIGNS FESLER

BIZ Times Special
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March IA
Wesley Fesler, former Ohio State
football and basketball star, today
was added to the Harvard university
coaching staff.
Fesler. who was an all-American
end and all-Big Ten cage guard. as
we'll as a star diamond pastimer,
will serve as varsity basketball coach
and assistant football coach for the
Crimson.
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Yanks Start
Spring Series
BIZ Times SpecinL

By tmeS Special
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
IA. - The champion New York
Yankees opened their spring exhibit
ton season here today, playing the
Boston Braves. Ben Cantwell, lanky
veteran, and Bob Brown were
slated to work on the Boston hill.
but Joe Mccarthy had not decided
on his pitching selections.
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, the
Yankee Sluggers, were of little use
at bat in Mondays practice game
in the New York camp. Babe got
one hit in five trips and Gehrig,
making his first appearance, famed
three times. Tony Lazzeri hit a
home run.
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5 Tits Carded
on Roller Bill

Five games of roller pc will be
played at Tomlinson hall Wednes-
day evening. The regular midweek
session of the amateur loop will be
staged and the amateur games will
be preceded by two junior contests
in The Times tournament. First
game will start at 6 o'clock.
The feature will bring together
two leading clubs of the amateur
league when the Stuck Coal five will
tangle with ROLES Printing quintet.
Other league games will see the
Court House meeting the Union
Printers, and the Statehouse clash
ing with City Hall.
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Double
TunbLes Bruins

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, March 14.-Orv
Mohler, that young Dick MerriweIl
from the University of Southern
California. batted the Los Angeles
Angels to a 10 to 8 victory over the
Chicago Cubs Monday when he got
a tWo-base hit off Woody Englishs
legs to send two men home in the
ninth inning.
Gene Lillard, another recruit, hit
a home run, a double and a single
for the Angels. Frank Demaree
homered for the Cubs. Bud Tin
ming and Leroy Hermann gave the
Angels thirteen hits.
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Giants Test
Cubs Again

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, March 14.-The
Chicago Cubs and New York Giants
resume their annual spring exhibi-
ton series at Wrigley field today
Burleigh Grimes and Roy Henshaw
are Manager Charley Grimm's
pitching selections, while Hal Schu-
macher is slated to toll for the
Giants.
PASADENA, March 14.-Manager
Lew Fonseca barred the gates Mon
Gay While he sent his Chicago
White Sox through signal drill. The
SoX open a tWo-game series with
the Chicago Cubs in Los Angeles on
Wednesday.
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SLAUGHTER RING VICTOR

By Times Special
BOSTON. Mass, March 14-Scor-
ing seven knockdowns and winning
every round, Sammy kid Slaugh-
ter. hard-hitting Terre Haute und)
middleweig.-t. trounced Norman
Conrad of Wilton. N. H, over the
ten-round route here Monday.
Slaughter, weighing 153. gave
away seven pounds. Jack Sharkey.
heavyweight champion. was the ref
cree.
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HURST SETS DEADLINE
30 Times Special

III IWtN NVtVIUI
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. March IA
With the signing of outfielder Hal
Lee Monday. Don Hurst, slugging
first baseman. who led the league in
runs batted in last year, today was
the only holdout in the Philadelphia
Nationals ranks.
Hurst said today that unless his
terms are met by Saturday, he
will return to his home in Cali
fornia and retire from baseball per-
manently.
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Eight Seeded Stars Reach
Third Round i'm Tennis Play

singles players will resume COM
petition Wednesday. All eight of
the seeded players advanced to the
third round with easy winS-in-
Guiding Gregory Mangin, Cliff SUIT
ter, Sidney Wood. Berkeley Bell, ].
Gilbert Hall and Gene McCanliff.
Competition opened today in the
doubles with ten matches cutting
down the strong field to fourteen
nairS
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PREAKNESS DRAWS rs


By Times NpCci0E
BALTIMORE, March 14.-The
Preakness stakes which was reduced
recently from $4,000 to $4,000 has
received seventy-tlve entries for The
1888 classic, to be decided on Sat-
urday, May Is.
The outstanding horses are Lays
man, Repaid, The DarD, Technique,
Kerry Patch, Charley O., Swivel,
Growing Glory and CaterWaul.
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Caliente May Not Resume
Racing; Tanforan to Open

March 30 to April 10 as a favor to
Aqua Caliente.
The Mexican border track. forced
to close during the banking morato-
rum, sought to recoup its losses by
two additional Sundays of racing.
After a conference with Tanforan
officials, c. B. Irwin, Aqua Caliante
representative. said horSemen at the
southern plant we're harassed by
financial difficulties, making it I'M
certain whether the track could be
reopened next Friday, as planned.
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By United Press

NEW YORK, March 14.-Francis
Shields was pitted against John H.
Pittman of New York today in one
of the two third-round singles
matches in the national indoor ten
mis- championships.
In the other contest, George M.
Lott of Chicago, opposed Herbert l..
Bowman of New York. The re-
mainder of the field of sixteen
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seventeen games and lost eleven.
The bright spot in his pitching was
strikeout record of 1856.
He has ball that's plenty fast,
but, like all speedball hurlers, he
is still in need of control. Manager
George Gibson figures Ralph will
acquire that later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
BUGS PLAY OAKLAND

BIZ Times Special
OAKLAND, Cal, March l4.-Steve
Swetonic, veteran right-hander, and
young Bill Swift were scheduled to
share pitching duties for the Pitts
burgh Pirates when they tackled the
Oakland Coast League club in an
exhibition tilt today.
The BUGS held long fielding and
batting drill Monday.
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Q Do1Un The Alleys .
WITH LEFTY LEE :

Only two contests were completed Mon
day during the transportation League
series at Pritchetts, B. and o. defeating
n Y. c. three times. as Monon won two
a 247 game, to total $40 and cop all top
honors. Hosenstab rolled 6l5 and Jen-
nings sos.
The Optimist League play again featured
between counts of 1913 and 1877 for total
Of 652. Musselman and Curry had totals
of 624 and $40 to place and show. Totals
over the 600 mark seemed to be a jinx
in this loop. as each of these player
teams lost two games
Indianapolis Star League bowlers failed
to reach the 500 mark during their play
a 5s8 by Tony Bulach topping the list
Bloom had 593 with the high single game
of 225, as Derrey and White rolled 576 and
574 Odd game wins ruled the team
play.
First owls. and they won two games from
Emmanuel No. l during the Reformed
Church League contests. Pleasant Run
also won two from First Tigers, despite
Sal by Middow. The Schoch boys. Bud and
Emil. had COS and $50 for Emmanuel No.
and they won al three from Second
COPIED three from Second Reformed No. 2.
Babe a member of the Senator team
of the Evangelical League. was in a class
by himself during Monday nights play.
rolling games of 206 235 and 2ls, a total
of $50.
Walt Hickman and Switzer rolled $50
anc this team defeated Calling Gun Club
three times during the Fraternal League
play on the Illinois alleys Crown and
River side won TWO from Acme Monon and
Ipalet Club, as Moose rolled games at
We have a bunch that the Wimpy who
rolled SIS with games Of i78 258 and PIG
for the Marfak team of the Indian Re-
hning League. at the Delaware alleys is
two other fellows.
The st. Joan CT Arc League contests
featured a battle between J. Barrett and
A<atheys for top honors. The former wins
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Monday Fight Results

AT CHICAGO-Marty Sampson, New
YORK middleweight, outpointed Rosy kid
Baker OF indianapolis in an eight-round
feature scrap. Jackie sharkey, Min
neapolls featherweight star decisivelv out
pointed Jackie Stewart of Louisville in
aonther elght-rounder.
AT MIAMI Fla.-Frankie Hughes. elm
Russell OF Tampa, Fla, in the fourth Of
q scheduled ten-rounded Stan Lovaza,
emile. outpointed Lou Jallos. Cleveland
Junior welter, in ten.
AT BINGHAM, England-Jack Hood
BRUSH Welter champion. knocked out
Stoker Reynolds in the ninth of a fifteen
AT NEWARK, N. george Nichols
Buffalo light heavyweight and former
Perrin of North Arlington. n j. in tenn tenn
round Suggest
AT Observation-Disclosures winston.
sugger outpointed Salvatore Ru u TTi5so Of
italy in ten rounds, and Obedich Walker,
Atlanta. scored a technical knockout over
K. O. Christner in the fourth round
AT NEW yoRK-Tommy Walsh New
York light heavyweight won a six-round
decision over Tommy De Stephano OF
Brooklyn,
AT PITTSBURGH-Tom Paul. former
featherwelght champion. hammered out
a ten-round victory over Jimmy Thomas
Pittsburgh Negro. Battling Gizzv Donora
Pa, lightweight. decisioned Eddie Zivic,
Lawrenceville. Pa. in ten rounds. paul
Pirronne. Cleveland middleveight. lost on
a technical Knockout in the sixth OF
another scheduled ten-rounder to Carl
Montebano of Braddock Pa.
AT NEW YORK-Pedro Moves 1877
Puerto Rico defeated Sammy Efnder
New York t5l: Lew Fox. 1875. New York
knocked out Joe Simmonetti 12e. Union
City. n. J. (3l.
AT HOLYOKE, Msss.-Joe Sekvra. 1856
Dayton. O.. outpointed Red Barry l95
Washington. D. C.. l0l.
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Park school diamond FASTENERS
we're scheduled to get their first out
door drill today. Fifteen candidates,
including five letter men. have been
working out indoors under Coach
Lou Reichel.
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cox BATTLES HOLT

PITTSBURGH, March 14.-Tracy
Cox, indianapolis junior welter-
weight, will tackle Billy Holt OF
Pittsburgh over the ten round route
here Friday.
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BvUpifed Press

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA
officials of Tanforan race track
here refused today to postpone open
inc of their spring meeting from
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Statistics on Cage FinaLists
SHORTRIDGE QndianapoIis)

ReordPayed Franklin college 1925;
Franklin high 1925 @ and took his to the finals
his the finals
1931
tourney
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Season Record-Won g out Of 20 regular games

RemakWon of 10 schools ALL have Is out Of
26 Gncludng both including % straight
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Nickname-vikings. School Colors-Green and


college;
school,
to in state finals since 1916.
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GR00K!!E
&z9s20UNDUp
soUTHPAw ROOKIE PROMISING

VXTHEN and if Ralph Birkhofer
w totes his frame out to the
pitching hill for Pittsburgh this sea-
son, you'll see one of the beefiest
hurlerS in baseball. The young man,
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Nickname-LiOns School ColOrS-Back Old Gold
Hazel
ton