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Evening star., 1934-12-18

ot' IA more, halting in the triangle
nAtlde by three trees which grew al
nA)st together.
sTied in the branches was spade,
add, unfastening 1t, they dug down
2 fleet and pulled out fiat tin box
Atlne opened the lid, and in the light
of! Jim's cigarette lighter read: Hard
hAck. Join the party at the club
hpuse."
iJim made a wry grimace and leaned
wa arily on the spade handle. There" ,"
h.s thought, "goes the mortgage
money. family pride, country club
md mberships-oh, well. What's the
odds!"
;He stepped back and flung the spade
| ira o the hole. A hollow bump came
uu from the shadowed ground, and.
kni ceiling, Jim felt curiously beneath
ths. spade.
t'There's something else here" he
gltlnted.
lAgain he grasped the spade. BY
di1lt Of a good deal Of exertion and
siating, he presently exposed to the
peJ lucid rays of the moon large OBJ
long chest nearly feet long and 2
fer t square at the ends, bound around
vii h rusted metal straps which held
psA ilocks at either end. Jim scraped
ttI. mold from a copper plate on the
lid and traced out "J. Diggs. Mate.
Happy Venture. 1773."
ETrembling with suppressed excite
mH mt, Jim glanced wordlessly at Anne.
TIN n attacked the chest with the
spi lde, ripping off the rotted locks and
Oh aning the lid. Once more he held
hiii lighter over the darkness within
tine chest and f1icked it on. With
gas ps of revulsion, they both instinc-
igely recoiled from the horribly grim
nh lg skeleton, with portions of cloth
ind and immense sea boots still cling
IND to it, which glared sightlessly up
att them.
tFor heavens sake, let's get out
of, this" Anne Historically sobbed.
'"An right" agreed Jim, "but wait.
what's this?" With the lighter stil
hIaming in his hand, he bent over
I'll e chest and groped about in the
cdntents. Smothering a shout, he
sti aightened up, and the light flashed
irl iescently from q thousand points
on the two immense diamonds incased
IN a pair of duly cleaning golden
earrings which he held in his hand.
(Copyright. 1934)
Evening star., 1934-12-18
WALLACE vows TO CUT
ACTIVITY FOR THINKING
Resolves to Reduce Hustle After
10000 Miles of Travel and
S8 Speeches.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Wallace, known to his
friends as q quiet philosopher who
likes to sit and think, looked back
today ON a year of hustle and hustle
that-for him-smashed records.
Here's what he did:
Travelled 10000 miles through all
4s States, made SO speeches, wrote 20
articles and three books, and picked
I'D two college degrees.
All this is in addition to the job Of
administering his department and
taking part in frequent conferences
st the White House. But Wallace
Evening star., 1934-12-18
DAILY sHol IT sToRY-
HAPPY VENTURE
Anything Might Happen on Ia Treasure Hunt Through
Captain Kidds Old stamping Ground.
BY GLENN tREnLY

It was certainly
romantic, If moth
ing else, h e
thought. 1t made
one imagine the
figures of Capt.
Kidd and Mary
Read and all those
other staggering
buccaneers W h o
were reputed to
have infested these
waters back in COL
onization days. An
apt place to end a
treasure hunt, even
a modern one.
Under the infu-
ence of his re1ec-
tions Jim's heart
beat q little faster.
It seemed possible
that they might be
the first to reach
the last goal and
the treasure. With
Anne c!inging to
his hand, he turned
left at the Tooth
mace and Stepped
Evening star., 1934-12-18
THROUGH the

hntoO1h IAIS'
i W m, sea-
scented air of
the South Carolina
nigh ht the head
lights of the road
ster ripped d i'm
mense holes in the
clinging darkness.
The arrow on the
speedometer's il
Illuminated dial |
swung slowly from
so to so, to 70.
Jim settled him
self more comfort
ably behind the
wheel and enjoyed
the rush of wind
insistently whip
ping back over the
slanted windshield.
He mile d t o
himself as he re-
hected that t IS
was, in all prob
ability, the "a S t
time he would be
driving like this,
urith q po0d car a
Evening star., 1934-12-18

hi 8 made q New Year resolution IN
ad vance. He says he won't deliver so
mi any speeches next year. He wants
til ne to sit and think.
Evening star., 1934-12-18

eTomorrow: mo Greater Love-" by
Ja ry Wilder, presents the problem of
hGsnor VS.. seIf-preservation after q
md ,untain- climbing accident left two
li1es in jeopardy.
Evening star., 1934-12-18

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Well-made cases in IS, 81 and "a inch
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sides: good locks and post 9. .08
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
BY DICK MILLER

Southport. Manual and warren
Central battled their way to the
ouarter-fnals Of the Indianapolis
sectionel basketball tournament In
Tech gym this morning as l,oOO
fans cheered the three tits.
Warren Central. which downed
Broad Ripple. a TO II. IN the first
Of the morning games. will meet
Tech in a quarter-hnal fray at Z
tonight.
Southport conquered New Bethel
in an uneven game. 40 to ID. Man
nal won from Decatur Central IN a
thriller. 81 to %. The Cards and
Redskins viii meet at 3 tonight IN
a second round encounter.
At 2 this afternoon New Augusta
will meet OaklandOn. and at 3 Beech
Grove faces Lawrence in the last
of the hrst-roUnd engagements. At
Z this afternoon Shortridge and
Acton are matched in the first sec
ond-round encounter.
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Shortridge spurted to gain to
0 lead over Ben Davis, Bryant and
Hobson connecting for field goals,
before Price scored a free throw for
the county lads. The Blue Devils
held at II to II margin at the quar-
ter and pushed it up to Is to 10 at
half time.
With Finchum and Johnson hit
ting from all angles, the Shortridge
lads who we're "dogging it" were
caught off guard and Ben Davis
outscored the city team, Is to s to
make the score "a to 20 at one time
Later it was 26 to %, but Berns
came through and settled the issue.
Acton, with two field goals and a
foul by Loves, held a 5-tO-4 margin
over Castleton at the first quarter.
Myers and Cook boosted it to 10 to
9 at half time, Sewers keeping the
Castleton lads in the race with
three field goals.
The two teams were never more
than two points apart and the
count was 20 to 20 at the three
quarter point. Sewers continued to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
NAME OFFICIALS FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL PLAY

Officials for the Y. M G. A. Mar
ion County Sunday school basket
ball tournament we're announced to-
day as follows: Jay Dixon, Nash
vile, Tenn; Ed Behrman and Will
liam Barnes, both from Purdue uni
versity; Freeman Teeguarden of the
Y. M. G. A, and Keith Pegg Of the
"Y" physical staff.
The tournament is scheduled to
include sixteen teams and to be
played off at the "Y" gym March 8,
9 and 10. The meet is open to any
Sunday school or church team in
Marion county.
Entries include First Baptist
church, Washington Street Metho-
dist, Central Avenue Methodist, East
Tenth Street Buddies, Englewood
Evangelistic, Meridian Heights Pres
byterian and Bethel Baptist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02

Four Indiana colleges brought
their basketball schedules to close
last night.
Indiana Central ended one of its
most successful seasons in history,
winning over Franklin. AZ to 80, to
make their victory string total six
teen against one loss.
The Greyhounds finished at the
top of the Indiana college confer
ence standing. The game with
Franklin last night marked the close
of the collegiate career of Big Dave
De Jernett, giant Negro center. De
Jernett, star center for the state
champion Washington high school
team'in 1929, has been a star on the
Indiana Central team for four years.
Oakland City and Evansville
brought their schedules to close
in game on the formers floor.
Evansville won out in a wild scoring
affair, which ended SO to "a.
Valparaiso defeated st. Viator
college, 43 to 81, in a game played
on the Valpo court.
The only game in the state col
lege card tonight is that between
Concordia college of FIT Wayne and
Battle Greek college, at Battle
Creek, Mich.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
Schmidt Is
Ohio Coach
Long Quest for Mentor Is
Ended as Texan
Takes Job.
BIZ Cnited Press

By United Press
COLUMBUS O., March g.
Francis A. Schmidt, football and
basketball coach at Texas Christian
university. will be appointed head
football coach at Ohio State uni
versity at the next meeting of the
athletic board, l.. w. St. John, ath-
letic director, said today.
Schmidt will replace Sam Villa
man, resigned coach at the Buckeye
school. Raymond Wolf, line coach
under Schmidt, was expected to be
retained in a similar position at
Ohio State.
Schmidt was said to have been
offered $1,000 annual salary at Ohio
State. No announcement was made
as to what pay he would receive.
Schmidt was paid $500 a year at
Texas Christian university and Will
lamar received 5000 at Ohio State.
In five years at T. c. u. Schmidt S
team won the Southwest conference
title in 1929, 1882 and tied for it
last year.
St. John revealed that SChmidt's
appointment received the unani-
nous approval of the athletic
boards advisory committee. Action
by the full board awaited the pres
ence Of one member.
The only other coach given seri-
Gus consideration during the last
week has been c. A. West, coach of
the University of North Dakota.
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be Castleton'S big threat, but Alb
bolt flashed great play for the win
ners in the second half and Topped
in seven field goals to become the
high scorer of the game with four
teen points against Sewers thir-
teen.
Washington looked pretty good in
the first few minutes of their tilt
with Tech, but the big Green five
found their bearn IS, and with Fias,
HUT and Townsend connecting,
held a 11-to-5 margin at the half.
It was late in the second quarter
before Kasnak connected with
WaShington'S only field goal of the
half.
Townsend continued to hit the
loop in the second half, making
four field baskets, and Woerner
tossed in a couple of beauties to
help The ultimate outcome was
never in doubt after the first quar-
ter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
Indiana Central Defeats
Franklin in Final Game

The Indiana Purdue game at La
fayette, and the Notre Dame Ohio
State fracas at South Bend will
share the collegiate spotlight to-
morrow night
Purdue, over the top in the Big
Ten title race, is expected to use
much of its reserve material against
the Crimson. The BoilermakerS
hold a Wide-margin victory over
the indiana team in an early sea-
son contest
Other games tomorrow night in
clude: Butler at Washington (St.
Louis; Valparaiso at Concordia
(Milwaukee) Concord eft.
Wayne) at Joliet, Ill.
Summary of the Indiana Central
Franklin game last night follows:
Ind Central (42l Franklin f321
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
JACK CHANGES MIND

Jack Fenton, San Francisco Seals
first baseman, has changed his mind
about staying out Of the game and
signed his contract with the Pacific
Coast League Club. Jack had been
talking about devoting his entire
time to selling insurance, but he be-
came so anxious to get into harness
that he will report with the rockies
this week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
HANDBALL MEET

Herb Blinn and Tom Smith will
represent the indianapolis Y. M.
c. A. in the state "Y" handball dou-
bleS tournament at Anderson to-
morrow. This team has represented
the ~" in matches earlier this
season.
Other entries in the tournament
include Kokomo. Michigan City, FIT.
Wayne, Anderson and Evansville.
three game matches will be played
in the singles elimination meet. This
is the first time for a number of
years that the Indianapolis asso-
citation has been represented in
handball competition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
Tell Primo to Go Get a Rep, :
Then I'll Fight Him, Says Max

''Loughran should have had about
the same chance against Camera as
Billy Petrolle would have had in the
same ring with me. I figured Car
nera would stop him early. I'm glad
I didn't see the fight"
What about Baer's proposed bout
with Camera?
We'll, Primo ought to go out and
get himself a reputation before he
fights me. Otherwise he'll have 70
agree to take the challenger's share
of the gate. I'm the one who'll pull
in the customers"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
Amateur Polo
Tits Attract

Local roller polo fans are learn
ing that the clubs in the amateur
league are staging red hot battles
and exhibiting a high-class brand
Of polo in the prelim games each
Sunday at TominlSon hall, and sew
eral hundred persons were on hand
last Sunday at l o'clock when the
first amateur tilt got under way.
The clubs are so evenly matched
that five overtime tits have been
played this season.
Fl. Wayne, the club that trounced
the Indians on their last trip here,
will meet the local pros in the main
game Sunday at o'clock. The
amateur game at 1 o'clock will bring
together the Stuck Coal Company
and the Geckler Red Devils, with
the following starting lineup:
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fer connected for a field goal as
the half ended. Score: Southport,
%; New Bethel, 5.
Third Quarter
Coins and Stull hit field buckets
for southport, and Erisman hit one
for New Bethel. EriSman tossed an
other one from the floor. Stull con-
nected with a field goal. Sweeney
went in for Coins. Schaefer Topped
one from the nidf1oor sideline. Rat
cliffe went in for Schaefer. Ander-
son was in at center again. Rat
cliffe hit a free throw. Winchell
replaced Anderson. Cowan convert
ed two free losses on Hohlt'S foul.
Hickman replaced Stull. Langley
went in for Hohlt and Wilkins
scored a field goal as the gun sound
ed. Score, third quarter: Southport
80; New Bethel, 13.
Fourth Quarter
Hickman arched a long one from
mid-floor. Erisman scored from the
field. Winchell slipped under the
hoop for a two-pointer. Southport
reserve team was in. Sweeney slid
under the blackboard for a basket
Sweeney and Winchell hit from the
floor again: Erisman added a free
throw for New Bethel. Pollard hit
from close in. Hickman scored be-
meath the basket. The game ended
with the score: Southport, AZ; New
Bethel, Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
ShOrtridge-ActOn Paired
in Game This Afternoon
Broad Ripple, Decatur Central and New Bethe Eliminated
in Morning Play at Tech Gym; Manual
to Meet Southport

den dribbled down the floor for a
field goal to knot the score at Pail
Wagner batted in a field goal un-
der the basket. Gibbons dribbled
the length of the floor to tie the
count again, at 4-au. Constantine
missed on j. Riddles foul. The quar-
ter ended, score: Manual, 4; De-
catur Central, T.
Second Quarter
Branden pushed in a short lone
handler Yovan hit a long one from
the midfloor sideline. Yovan added
point on J. Riddles foul. McQuil-
Ian replaced Lugar for Decatur
Central. Branden fouled Palmer,
who hit the free throw. Yovan
dribbled through the Decatur de-
tense for a field bucket. Palmer
and McQuillan Topped field baskets.
Constantine made a free toss on
McQuillan's foul McQuillan scored
field goal. Nackenhorst fouled
Palmer as Palmer was shooting, but
Palmer missed both free shots.
Wahl went in for NackenhOrst. Wag-
ener made a free toss on Woods
foul. Woods tied the score at 49,
all with a field COLA. Gibbons hit
a free throw on COnstantino's foul.
Rowe went in for Wagner. Con-
stantino scored from the field. Hunt
went in for Branden. Hunt scored
a field bucket as the half ended
Score: Manual, IT; Decatur Cen
trail, IA.
Third Quarter
Hunt scored a point on ]. Riddles
foul. Gibbons scored a free throw
on Nackenhorst's foul Woods hit
a free toss on Hunts foul. Hunt
scored a field goal. Constantine
made one and missed one free toss
on Palmer's foul. Palmer made one
and missed one free toss on loves
foul. Gibbons dribbled down I'M
guarded for a field goal and Manual
took time out. Wagner replaced
Constantine. Wahl collided with a
Decatur Central man and was
knocked out. He stayed in the game.
Gibbons tied the score at 21-all with
a field goal. Yovan replaced Naha-
mias Hunt looped a lone-hander.
The quarter ended. Score: Manual,
%; Decatur Central. 81.
Fourth Quarter
Woods made one of two free
pitches on Hunts foul. Lowe missed
free toss on Palmer's foul. Hunt
tipped in a field goal from the cor
ner. Lugar replaced Palmer. Yovan
arched one from the center of the
floor. Decatur Central began Shoot
ing whenever a man got the ball.
Gibbons picked up a free throw on
Wahls foul. Constantine replaced
Vail. McQuillen went in for Lu-
gar. Brandon went in for Hunt a
minute before the game ended.
Score: Manual. 81: Decatur Cen
trail, %
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
HARD HITTER RETIRES

Frank Waddy who led the South
ern Association in hitting last
season as a member of the Chat
tanooga LookoutS, has announced
that he will not rejoin the club and
has asked to be placed on its volun-
tarily retired list Waddy has po-
Sition with one Of the large rubber
companies in Akron, O., and believes
it offers a greater opportunity than
a berth with the LOokouts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
DOpesterS Believe Garden
Set-Up Is Due for Change

fight game today were asking: will
there be a shakeup at Madison
Square Garden?"
Several who claimed to have Gin
side" information believed James
Joy Johnston, who has been criti-
cised considerably by New York box
ing writer's after previous matches,
will lose his job as boxing direc-
tor at the Garden.
A few predicted an entire new
Set-up at the punch emporium,
which Tex Picard built That would
mean the skids for every one from
President John Reed Fitzpatrick on
down.
Meanwhile, Tommy Loughran,
beaten but unboWed, claims that he
still can beat Camera. He attrib-
uted his defeat to his own poor
Judgment and Cameras rough tao
tics.
In his dressing room last night
Tommy explained: Il tried to pace
myself for twelve rounds so that
would be able to stage a whirlwind
finish in the last three rounds. ]
figured to hold things even until the
end of the twelfth, and I honestly
think I did But then I couldn't get
going. I didn't have the squirt be-
cause Cameras wrestling and lay
ing on me had worn me down. MY
foot hurt where he jumped on il
twice. The next time I'll win the
early rounds and let the rest take
care of itself. Camera will be
forced to fight clean"
Camera said he found Loughrar
easier than he expected. He ad.
mitted the Philadelphia dancing
master was the best boxer he evel
met, but said he couldn't hit
Never hurt me once"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
Wabash Pool
Squads Win

The Wabash college swimmers.
varsity and freshman teams,
downed the Bulldog splaShers at the
Butler pool last night. The Scarlet
varsity won, so to 35. and the year.
lings defeated the Bulldog freshieS,
q to 18.
In the medley relay event for
freshies, $50 yards, the Bulldogs won
by few inches. 1t was the most
exciting contest of the program.
Two Butler pool records were
broken by Wabash. in the 400-yard
free-style relay and by A. Thomas
in the 220-yard free style event. His
time was 2 minutes ass seconds.
The time for the 4O0-yard relay was
minutes Alb seconds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
PIRATES SIGN COLLEGIAN

Alvin Graham, big left handed
pitcher Of Vanderbilt university, has
been signed by the Pittsburgh Pr
ateS and probably will be sent to the
Little Rock Southern Association
club for seasoning. Graham, stand
ing six feet two inches, played little
baseball before entering Vanderbilt,
but developed into a most effective
college finger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
BIZ United Press

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO. March a.
Make Baer would like to see Pri-
mo Camera try TO step on my
toes"
Mr.. Baer was irate at reports that
Camera, alth ugh outweighing
Loughran eighty-six pounds in last
nights Miami title fight, had used
rough tactics against the little fell
low.
I've lost all respect for the cham
pion," Make declared. IT'S ridicu-
lous that a man of Cameras weight
should let Loughran or Pauline stay
fifteen rounds with him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02

TN the round robin wrestling
Il meet at Tomlinson hall to-
night seven bouts will be staged
by Jimmy McLemore. promoter.
Drawings will be made by the
spectators to match up the con-
testants. Action will begin at $50.
Middleweights and welter-
weights will compete on the heavy
program. Jim Mellen, Battle
Creek fireman, a middleweight,
will perform. He claims the
Michigan state title in his class.
Others listed in the field" to-
night are Blacksmith Pedigo, Ray
Meyers, Jack Sherry, Al Mckee.
Tommy Tassos, Harry Burrus and
Duke Ruppenthal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
Southport New Bethel
First Quarter

Southports fast passing attack
let Schaefer through for two field
buckets. Stull slipped under the
basket for a pair, and Anderson hit
field goal for a 10 to 0 lead for
the Cards. Wheatley missed free
throw Coins hit a free toss on
EriSman's foul. Wilkins scored
New Bethels first point with a free
throw on Coins foul Schaefer
scored beneath the basket. Ander-
son scored on a pivot play. Pollard
shot a one-hander for New Beth
els sole field goal as the gun
cracked. Score: Southport, IS;
New Bethel, 3.
Second Quarter
Anderson injured leg and was
replaced by Winchell. Stull hit an
easy one under the loop. Pollard
hit free throw on Winchell's foul
Schaefer scored from beneath the
blackboard. Winchell made field
basket. Pollard made one of two
free throws on Stulrs foul. Schae-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
IN VOLTS
TOGS, Anglers CROWD
By United Press

KANSAS CITY, Kan, March q
Wrestling fans became angry and
threw things here last night when
a grappIer billed as the Big Bad
Wolf" turned out to be none other
than Ben Ginsburg Of the Bronx.
When Joe Devito accidentally I'M
masked him in the main event, the
Wolf" was recognized as the wres-
tier who had appeared as plain Ben
Ginsburg in a preliminary bout a
few minutes earlier.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
PARK SCHOOL VS.. HOWE

The Park school basketball five of
Indianapolis will close its season
with a game at Howe Military
academy tomorrow. LemauX, Allen
Carroll and Captain William (BilD
NIcMurtrie will end their careers.
The Park tossers went through a
final, long practice yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
Title Fight Figures

BIZ United Press
CORAL GABLES, Fla, March 2.
Box office receipts at the Primo
Camera Tommy Loughran fight:
Paid attendance. 1924.
Gross receipts. S4459S.70.
Net receipts, S39.361.6O.
1t was understood Cameras share
would be 40 per cent, about $4,000.
and Loughrans 10 per cent, about
$4,000.
The Madison Square Garden Cor
poration, it was said would lose up
ward of $4,000
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
FIRPO SCORES X. o.
By Times Special

By Tunes special
PHILADELPHIA. March 2. -
Young Joe Firpo, Pennsylvania
junior welterweight, stopped loot
sic Bashara. Virginia boxer in the
first round here last night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
DIVICH BACK ON SQUAD
Pole Vaulter Returns to Bolster I. U.
Track Team.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 2.
Steve Divich, Indiana university's
stellar pole vaulter, who was in
jured in the state meet at Butler
last spring and had decided not to
turn out for track this spring,
changed his mind today and re-
ported for the Hoosier team. 1t
considerably strengthens the Grim
son in the field events, and bright
ems its outlook for defense Of the
coveted indoor title in the Big Ten
meet at the University of Chicago
weekend after this weekend.