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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22

terday to round out the hardest da
of spring training for the Hoosier
ball tossers. Rockies made up the
innerworks with the exception OF
first base, where catcher Joe Sprinz
was stationed. Five catchers saw
service at the plate, four being semi
pros.
Independent players continue to
show up mere and beg for tryouts,
and Manager Killefer is going to
find it necessary to turn most Of
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Irish Victory Skaters
Cage Tourney Tradition

ing game of the tournament, and
each has lost its initial encounter.
Catholic high Of Joliet defeated
Quincy Academy of Quincy, Ill, 30
to 10, and st. Johns Cathedral high
of Milwaukee upset the favored ST..
Stanislaus quintet from Bay St.
Louis, Miss, AZ to "a, in other games
last night.
Dan Rohyans, center on the In
dianapolis quintet, was the scoring
star for the champs, connecting with
three field baskets and as many free
losses. Carson scored seven points.
The Hoosier Irish five took Z
to-3 lead early in the game and led
at the half, 10 to 4. The last half
of the game was hard fought, with
each team tallying five points in the
third quarter, and with Cathedral
counting up eight in the final
period. Summary:
Cathedral (23l. st. Catherine (16J
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All of the pitchers took turns on
the slab and the hitterS received
plenty of swinging exercise. Bolen,
Logan and Thomas of last years
staff impressed the Tribe chief with
their early form. John Miijus, vet
eran rignt-nanGed hurler, came in
from the west coast yesterday. He
was picked up as a free agent and
will be expected to carry the burden
of the relief pitching this season.
Infield drill also was staged yes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
Women Golfers
in Serni-Finals
By United Press

By United Press
PINEHURST, N. c., March o.
In the feature seminal match of
the women's north and south golf
tournament today, the medalist,
Miss Charlotte Cutting, South
Orange, N. j., met Miss Amelia
Gorczca, southern women'S cham
pion, of FIT Worth, Tex.
Winner of this match was expect
ed to win the tourney. Miss Glut-
ting reached the semi-fihals by de-
feating Mrs. ]. Marvin Haynes,
Washington, and 3. Miss Gorczyca
won over Helen Waring, PinehurSt,
by the same margin.
In the other semi-f1nal bracket
Mrs. j. j. Lawlor, New Rochelle, N.
Y, contested with Miss Deborah
Very, Worcester, Mass.
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tltIeS aValIaDIe 70 an aIfldItUI III To
A bright sun bathed the rolling
fairways laid out by Jones. A gentle
westerly breeze swept the low hills.
Some 5000 people watched Stone
house and Kinder lead the way
from the first tee, and the gallery
was strung out the length of the
hole as Jones stepped into his initial
drive.
Runyan was believed Jones most
dangerous rival in the tourney The
White Plains IN. " youngster has
been a sensation in winter golfing
meets. Jones wore grey Knockers
and dark blue sweater, while Run
yam was a splash of color in a sal
mon costume
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Hardin'S 731 Score Is Best
in Big Night on RunwayS

team play Silver's Delicatessen and Fire
Fite Products furnished three zeros . to
Fairfield Florists and Dr. Pepper. Re
diets with two games, Realty and Safety
Boosters. Ritz Theater will roll later.
V. King was crowned the individual
champion of the Inter Club League at the
Pritchett alleys last night with 235, 179
and 267 for 6Sl. giving his team, the
Universal Yanks. Bill Fulton put 267
over in his middle game to aquire a $40
to give the Exchange Service two games to
the only team to score a shutout and this
was from Exchange Lame Bulls. Lions
Club and Mutual Grain Dealers could see
only one game from Universal Indians and
Exchange Unity. Malarey also had a 602
The 267 game by Fulton and King resulted
in tie for the high single game for the
season.
Capsules scored the only triple win in
the Eli Lilly League at the Pritclett alleys
with Ampoules being on the losing end
Biologicals took twin bill from oint7
mentS. Pills. Elixers. Extracts and
Powders. Merely. was high man with
$50. but Crosby and Ketteston gave him a
close race with $50 and $50.
The Appendix team was cut out three
times by the ribia in the Medical, League
shaded the Tonsils and Radius. Cox was
head man with $50.
V Kehl starred in the Ipalc League at
the Illinois alleys. counting a 2O9. 224
234 for SGT 10 have the Morris Street
drop the Harding Street team two times
Second honors went to Coonev. who had
648. including a 254. but his team. Third
Floor won all three from Fourth Floor
Mill Street was the odd game winner
from Fifth Floor. Mil Street No. ? will
roll later.
Two to one was the way the William H.
Block League finished with the odd game
TO Fifth Floor. Third Floor and Washers
over Fourth Floor. Wirdow Trimmers and
Downstairs Store, Individual leader was
Two to one also favored the Federal
League 81 the Illinois alleys with Field
and Collectors being on the short END
against Agents and Railway. Best total
was shot by Faster with 49S.
In the United Mutual Life Insurance
Ladies League at the Illinois alleys. the
Sugar Lumps and the Hi-Jerks collected
enough wood TO down the Craigites and
Hortonettes three times. as the Slam
Bangs Won twice over WitticismS Bryant
was the Queen for the evening with 44o.
Joe Falcaro of New York. one of the
worlds leading pin topplers. Will visit In
dianspolis March IS to fire ten games at
three of Indianapolis best sharpshooters.
Falcaro is former champion In the
games here he will meet Dan Abbott Don
Johnson and Ed Striebeck on Wednesday
Will begin at $50 p. m. Admission will be
IS cents. Additional features may be
added when Falcaro performs here and
surprise may develop.
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RING TITLES AT N. D.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, March o.
Reno zarantonello, Thornton QllO
sophomore, today held the heavy
weight boxing championship Of
Notre Dame university. He out
pointed Pete Paul, GAINESVILLE Ill)
freshman, before a crowd of $500
persons here last night to win the
title. Other champions were: Harry
Harr, light heavyweight; Bart Nc
Herman, middleweight; Kavin Ke-
hoe. welterweight; Bill Whitman.
junior welterweight; Hal Gooden
lightweight, and Tony Marcy.
featherweight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
Pass Defeats
Casey'S Team

By Times Special
WINTER HAVEN, Fla, March %.
- Down went Casey Stengel'S
Dodgers before the Phillies here
yesterday and it was Manager
Jimmy Wilson who launched the
winning rally for a 3-to-2 victory.
With the score tied in the ninth
at 2 and 2, and one out, Wilson
tripled and Hendrick and Bartell
we're given intentional passes.
Chiozz forced Wilson at the plate,
but Les Munns, Brooklyn hurler'
lost control and walked Ethan
Allen, forcing in the victory marker.
1t was an errorless game.
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By Times Special
CHICAGO, March 22.-The Cath
Ole Central high basketball team
of Pittsburgh defeated Catholic high
of Little Rock, Ark, 48 to 1G, in the
fourth of the nrsu-round games OF
the National Catholic interscholas-
tic basketball tournament today.
By Times Special
CHICAGO, March 22.-Cathedral
high school of indianapolis broke a
tradition of national Catholic prep
basketball tournaments here last
night as the Hoosiers defeated St.
GATHERINGS of Dubois, Pa, % to 10.
Is.
For years the defending national
champions have played in the open
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
SHAPIRO BEATS JONES
IN FINAL CUE CONTEST

Larry Shapiro won from Neal
Jones in the final match for both
in the state three-cushion billiard
championship at Harry Coolers par
lors last night. Shapiro defeated
Jones so to 81 in seventy-four in
nings. Shapiro had high run Of
four. Shapiro had four wins and
three setbacks; Jones won two of
seven games.
Lou Spivey, the tourney leader
with five victories without defeat,
will play Lew Vogler tonight. Vog-
Ter is a top contender for the title,
with five wins and single loss.
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George zaharias, the Crying
Greek from Cripple Greek" and one
of the most colorful grapplers in
the game, will clash with Karl
CDoc) Sarpons, former University OF
Chicago mat ace, in the main go on
the Hercules A. c. wrestling card
at the armory Tuesday night.
Zaharias, who is rated in many
sections of the country as public
enemy No. T. of the mat game, be-
cause of his rough tactics, will be
pitted against a skilled and expert
enced wrestler in Sarpolis. The Doc
was last seen in action at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
Indians Hold First Batting Drill of Spring Training

them down. His squad is growing
too large. The second group of
official" Indians is not cue here
until Sunday or Monday.
Warm weather was on tap yes
terday and the field dried out suf-
ficiently to permit every body to do
something. lombard, young
catcher from Jasper, has been ia
ken on for a trial He is out of the
United States army.
Dick Harper, young Evansville
outfelder, was to join the Indians
today. He is known as a good swat
ter in the semi-pro ranks of this
territory and is fast. He formerly
played with Evansville Central high
school.
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TO FETE M'NIILLIN

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March %
The Indiana University Club OF
Terre Haute will honor A. N. (Bo)
McAIillin, new head football coach
at Indiana, at a dinner here next
Tuesday night. Other Indiana
coaches will be present, and Gov
ernor Paul V. McNutt is expected to
attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
BRAVES DEFEAT CARDS

BIZ Times Special
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
22.-The Boston Braves finally won
a game yesterday after dropping
four in a row during spring train
ing. The st. Louis Cardinals were
defeated. to l, although they out
hit the BeaneaterS, 8 to 6.
1t was a tight contest all the way
and no miScues were chaked up.
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BASEBALL SQUAD OUT

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, March %
Spring weather yesterday saw the
Indiana university baseball team
working out Of doors for the first
time this year. For a month the
Hoosier diamond busters have
worked out in the big f1eldhouse.
Colder weather today drove them
back inside,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
Vines Falters
Before Tilden

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March o.
Big Bill Tilden II defeated ELS
worth Vines in a fve-set profess
sional tennis match here last night
The net veteran was forced to the
limit to win from his younger rival
Alfred H Chaplin Jr. and Keith
Gledhill made their professional
debut last night with Tilden and
Vines. Gledhill won in straight
sets, 6-3 and 60. Tilden beat Vines,
6-3, rs, Ga, 10 and ga.
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By Times Special

By Times NpeClUT
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March o.
Manager Red Killefer of the Indi-
annapolis bail club changed his pro-
gram yesterday and staged the first
batting drill of the spring training
routine at Bosse field. The hitting
practice was added to the regular
routine. and altogether it was an &C
tive day in camp and the workout
lasted nearly TOUR hours.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
Fights Last Night

AT TUCSON. Ariz.--Joe Lucero, 1873.
Tucson. decisioned Joe Marcus. 1856. Pitts
burgh, 81: Tiger Gibson. III Oklahoma.
kayoed Charles Stevens. 1872. Tucson. o..
AT NEW YORK-Broadway Arena
Victorio Tamagnini. l26. Italy. outpointed
Al Roth 1873. New York ti0l Joe Rossi.
las. New York outpointed joe Click. las,
BROOKLYN ll0l
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V0SMIK DRIVES OUT
HOMER FOR CLEVELAND
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW ORLEANS. March 22.-The
Cleveland Indians met the New Or
leans Southern Association team to-
day in the fourth exhibition tilt of
the season between the two clubs,
Joe Vosmik. Tribe outfielder, hit
the first home run Of the year yes
terday as the Indians nosed out the
Pelicans. 6 TO 5.
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WATSON HOLDS TITLE

GLASGOW, Scotland, March %.
-Seamon Tom Watson of England
last night retained the British
featherweight championship by
winning a ffteen-round decision
over Johnny Mcmillan of Scotland.
1t was a slow, uninteresting fight.
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Prick, sHARKEY MATCHED

bV Jnlted Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 22.-
Billy Prick, Evansville, and Jackie
Sharkey. Chicago, will meet in the
ten-round main event of a fight
card here tonight. Each weighs 126
pounds.
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ARCHERS TO SHOOT

Weekly tournament will be held
by the indianapolis Archery Club
at the Riviera Club at 7:30 tonight.
The distance will be eighty feet, and
q team will be chosen to compete
against Anderson archers next week.
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AUGUSTA Ca March Tyre Jones' worlds
first of
nvaonal golf today At the
outgoing single his
a
Ralph Indianapolis 638 for of
while Kinder of
Park N j. went n 40 a
the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
Schaefer Is Out

business demands in California
ID will prevent Jake Schaefer Jr.
from defense Of his world 1872 balk-
line billiard championship in the
tournament which opens Monday in
Chicago. he has advised officials OF
the National Billiard Association.
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TTERE are two HooSier college
II track performers who will be
seen in action in the second annual
Butler Indoor Relays, in the Butler
fieldhouse Saturday.
Steve Divich, Indiana university'S
stellar pole vaulter, won the vault
in the relays here last year with a
leap of thirteen feet four inches,
and is one Of the favoriteS in the
event Saturday. A new relay record
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may be established, and a new
worlds mark is considered not inn
probable.
John Crossman, Purdue university
half miller, is one of the fastest
middle distance men in the nation
and will be entered in relay events
A squad Of twenty-seven Boiler
makers will compete in the meet
here. 1t is the second largest team
entered, the largest coming from
Notre Dame.
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Early Baseball Notes

Schedule in the U. S. Tire league for
Saturday night in Pennsy gym IS: BIKES
VS. Stores at 7:30, Nodded Tube vs.. New
Min at $50. and Sundry VS.. Flnisners
at $50.
Team managers or representatives OF
95o o1t. Side Tournament at Riverside Olym-
bic gym next week. are asked TO attend
a meeting at 1880 tomorrow night at the
Olympic Club For further INFORM q Llo 21
phone Norman Cooke. at Harrison 2os6-M-
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Bobby Jones Bangs Out
Par on First Nine Holes
Ralph Stonehouse Goes Two Over on Eighteen Holes in
Masters Tournament at Augusta; Runyan
Shoots 35 With Jones.
BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press staff Correspondent

AUGUSTA NATIONAL GOLF CLUB, AUGUSTA Ga, March o..
Town adl O.
ordinary
playing Paul Runyan the sensational professional
behind
leader Paetti young Chicago professional
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jim LONDOS VICTOR

GaribaIdl hayOed IN Dive Through
Ring Ropes.
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, March 22.-Jim Lon
dos, claimant Of the worlds heavy
weight wrestling championship, won
a title bout from Gino Garibaldi in
the Chicago stadium last night when
Garibaldi missed a flying tackle,
hurtled through the ropes into the
ringside seats and knocked himself
out when his head struck a chair.
He was unable to continue.
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rhe North Side Business Mems League
AZ the Parkway alleys found storiAg
lower than usual Not total coyN bS
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LAYOUT OF COURSE

BIZ United Press
a UGUSTA, Ga, March %.
IN Par and yardage fig
ures for the Augusta national
golf course:
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.h-se-rane SetbackS by Reas Aces and
circle city Rubber Works in the Fountain
Square Recreation League No. ?. Folks
rrifk and Tiblins Grocery managed 10
-s-sseeze through for one game from Kahls
800 Meter Exchange Service. Sullivan and
Fss ran . dead heat for the scoring glory
with Ss5.
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Out 5,5JU 90 0,3UU
Total Yardage $500. Par r..
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Totals
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n the MUTUAL MIX League AZ Ils
roIntsin Square alleys. Cream was the
c~iV fearn 10 win three games and its
SSi~fins was Cottage Cheese MIX and
chocoiate Drink won the odd game from
l,sfferr1ilk and Whipping Cream. Miles
VAS singles leader With sos
Evening star., 1934-11-29
GRID HONOR ROLL
APPEARS FOOLISH
Only Minnesota, Alabama,
of Undefeated Teams,
Are Top-notchers.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

NEW YORK, November 29.-When
you look over the list of college foot
ball elevens unbeaten and united
throughout the Nation, you find an un-
even assortment which makes Of it
about as silly an honor roll as the
widest foot ball fan could possibly
devise
Here is the list:
Augustana Gllinois), Birmingham
Southern (Alabama), Minnesota, Ala
bama. Kirksville Teachers, East Texas
Teachers, Tufts, Trinity (Connecti-
CUT, Upper Iowa.
The inference that these elevens
stand out as superior to all other teams
of the Nation would be accepted by
visitor from Mars. or perhaps even by
some casual person who reads foot ball
news in process of combing his daily
newspaper.
The fact, of course, is that Of the
elevens thus honored Minnesota and
Alabama are entitled to their publicized
honorS.
A list of the sort is analogous to the
statistics concerning high scoring play
ers you occasionally see, wherein Hog
broom of Old Siwash, whose team never
met a foe as worthy even as Slippery
Rock, listed as the touchdown king Of
the country.
Reverting to the united and un-
beaten list, you may perhaps ask, on
second thought, where Alabama rates
national laurels for her exploits this
season. Whom has she beaten? No
outfit, certainly, that compares with
Minnesotas opponents.
Evening star., 1934-11-29
CAVALIER TOSSERS
TO PLAY 20 GAMES
Seven Veterans Will Be Nucleus
of Team-Twelve Battles in
Conference Listed.

UNIVERSITY, Va, November 90
Virginia's basket ball season will
open in just two weeks, and the
Cavalier schedule tentatively includes
20 games, 2 Of which are to be played
before the Christmas recess.
Virginia's team will be built around
seven veterans from last years squad
Henry Sturn. captain; Orlin Rogers,
Lucian Cox and Ned Booker. for
wards; Davis Marret and Harold Gist,
guards, and Roy Smith, center.
Court practice has been in progress
for six weeks.
Twelve games against rivals within
the Southern Conference are included.
December-7, Bridgewater at home;
~, Richmond in Richmond.
January-5, South Carolina at
home; 7, Richmond at home; 10, Will
liam and Mary at home; IL, Wash
ington and Lee in Lexington; IA, Duke
in Durham; IS, North Carolina in
Chapel Hill; 10, v. M. I. in Lexington;
%, v. P. I. in Blacksburg; 20, Ran
dolph- Macon at home.
February, Maryland in College
Park; 6, Navy in Annapolis; 8,
Roanoke at home; II, William and
Mary in Williamsburg; 13, v. M. I.
at home; IS, Washington and Lee at
home; 18, v. p I. at home; 20, Mary
in Lynchburg.
March l, 2, 4, 5-southern Con-
ference tournament.
Evening star., 1934-11-29
Punts and Passes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE, La.-Tulane will
have an opportunity to even up its
series dating back to 1893 when it
meets Louisiana State in the stadium
here Saturday. They've played 80
games, L. S. U. winning IA, Tulane
13 and were ties. They played
to a TT tie last year.
WORCESTER, Mass.-They 60 in
for fireworks rather than destruction
of the goal posts after the Boston
College-Holy Cross game. In the
first place the college officials don't
like the idea of uprooting the stand
ards, and secondly. the Saturday after
Thanksgiving is one of the shortest
days of the year, hence pyrotechnic
displays.
PHILADELPHIA victory over
Bucknell this afternoon would be
easy for Coach Glenn Warner of
Temple to take, but it would carry
with it some sadness, for with that
game Warner will lose six veterans
who so far have helped to keep
Temples slate clean through this
topsy-turvy campaign.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va.-When
Fred Wilson reported for try-out
on the West Virginia freshman team
he had no previous foot ball expert
ence. When he plays his final game
for the university against Washing
ton and Jefferson this evening he
will close his career as one of the
Mountaineers' most famous ends.
Evening star., 1934-11-29
Nomination Fee
Posted for Big Coast Stake

Trophy event in the East recently
whether he would be able to 90 ahead
ON tentative plans to race here, but
Whitney's money on the line today
further served to quiet reports that the
big horse was suffering from injuries
A victory here would send Equipoise
well out in front of Sun Beau as the
worlds ranking money maker. He has
earned S338.4 to date, as compared
with the total Of $376,744 amassed by
Sun Beau.
A foreign touch was added to the
event when Statesman. 4-year-old son
of one Of Europe's leading sires, was
nominated by Victor Emanual, London
sportsman. Eight other horses besides
the Whitney thoroughbred were NOM
mated today. The list included Royal
Blunder, Stay, High Glee. Jabot,
Precursor, Sarada. Chance Line and
ReserViSt.
Evening star., 1934-11-29
-Four Stanford Players Are Named in Aacc Coast Foot Ball Line Up
Fine Running Attack, Backed
By Passing, Is Zuppke Ideal

izing the bromide character Of the
question. 'if you had to choose, would
you take ar Al line and mediocre
backfleld, or vice versa?"
AN A. line" said he, because
then I am sure Of seven good men
instead Of four
They are talking in the East Of
widening the goal posts and lowering
the bar as an incentive to drop-kick-
ing and better results out of place
kicking"
80 I hear. I say Let the dimen-
sions of the goal posts remain as they
are and put them back on the goal
line where they belong"
IF you had to choose, would you
rather have a superhne forward pass
ing attack or a grand running Of
fense?"
II had rather have q good running
game and be able to back 1t up with a
good subsidiary forward pass attack.
Which, in your opinion, is the more
difficult art, excellent forward passing
or expert receiving?"
Throwing, because Of the elements
Of Judgment of distance, timing and
deft handling Of the ball in getting 1t
away. But never forget that a good
receiver helps make a thrower look
good"