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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
HALL, GRANT ADVANCE
IN MIAMI NET MEET

BY Dntted Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. six of the
nine seeded players in the third an
nual Miami Biltmore tennis singles
championship played in the opening
rounds of the contest and advanced
in straight-set triumphs.
The contest opened yesterday
with American participants making
their best showing for the benefit of
Davis Cup team solicitors.
In the opening sets of play, Mar
eel Rainville, No. player of the
Canadian Davis Cup team, defeated
E. Hoebel, Miami, 60, 60. H. A.
Burkland, Miami, fell before the
Eastern Clay courts champion, Gill
bert Hall, 81, 60.
Bryan Grant, Atlanta, national
clay courts champion, advanced by
default of Phil Hutcheson, Or
landO, Fla.
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State College Net Card

TONIGHT
Purdue VS.. linois at Urbana.
Centenary VS.. Evansville. at Evansville.
TUESDAY
Butler vs. Wabash, at Charlottesville.
Marquette VS.. Notre Dame. at South
Bend.
Manchester VS.. Franklin, at Franklin.
Centenary VS.. De Paw, at Greencastle.
Eastern Illinois VS.. Indiana State, at
Terre Haute.
Valparaiso VS.. St. Viator. at Bourbon
nais, Ill.
Hanover VS.. Central Normal, at Danville,
Ind.
FRIDAY
Indiana State VS.. Ball State, at Muncie.
Anderson VS.. Taylor, at Upland.
Manchester VS.. Huntington at Hunting
ton.
western State VS.. Valparaiso. at VAL
paraiso.
SATURDAY
Indiana State VS.. Indiana Central, at
Indianapolis
Butler VS.. Notre Dame, at South Bend.
Chicago VS.. Purdue. at Lafayette.
Wisconsin VS.. Indiana. at Bloomington.
Wabash VS.. Franklin, at Franklin.
De Paw VS.. Evansville at Evansville.
Wilmington VS.. Earlham, at Richmond.
Western State VS.. Ball State. at Muncie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
Big Ten Teams
Resume Action
in Basket War
Purdue InVadeS Illinois for
Conference Clash; Badgers
Next for Indiana.
BIZ Omitted Press

BIZ Omitted Press
CHICAGO, Jan. livery Big
Ten team will see action this week
in the conference basketball race.
Four games are scheduled tonight
and five Saturday night. Every
team except Minnesota and Indiana
will play twice.
The conference race opened last
Saturday night with Purdue, de-
Tending champion; Indiana and
Iowa winning opening games. Pur-
due defeated Wisconsin, 1918, on
a free throw by Shaver in the last
minute of play. Indiana won from
Illinois, 1928 Iowa coaSted to
1921 victory over Ohio State.
The NorthWeStern-W Wisconsin and
Purdue Illinois games tonight top
the weeks card. Northwestern and
Wisconsin tied for second place last
year when they didn't meet each
other. The winner will be a leading
contender for the title.
The weeks schedule:
TONIGHT
Purdue at Illinois
Northwestern at Wisconsin
Ohio State at Michigan.
Chicago at Iowa.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Iowa at Northwestern.
Chicago at Purdue.
Wisconsin at Indiana.
Illinois at Ohio State.
Michigan at Minnesota.
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22OO See Paddle
Aces in Chicago
Mcclure Loses After Taking
Game From Champ.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Jan. IAN overflow
crowd of 1900 turned out here yes
terday to watch Jimmy Mcclure,
youthful indianapolis ace, and a
group of Chicago paddle wielders
battle Kiktor Barna and Sander
Glance, worlds table tennis cham
pions of Hungary, in several exhi-
bition matches.
Barna defeated Mcclure, 21-16
Pills, and also trimmed Max Rusha-
koff and William Condy of Chicago
CLAM triumphed over Mcclure, 81
10, 21-15, and beat Coleman Clark
and George Dugan of Chicago.
Barnas record of never having
lost a game since winning the worlds
singles title was broken in South
Bend Friday night when Jimmy
Mcclure scored a victory over the
champion.
Mcclure, the popular United
States title-holder, also was VIC
torious in a three-game set over
Glance in South Bend, 21-14, 1921
24-22, and scored single game wins
over Flanz in Toledo and Cleveland
Glance is ranked as the second
best player in the world.
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III. S. Net Scores
Games of Saturday,
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

Games of Saturday,
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Tech, 30; Cathedral, II.
Washinst99n, , 2s Bal BainbTidge' "a.
Ben Davis, "a; Broad Ripple, II.
Shortridge, 26; Kokomo 49,
"a; Crispus Attacks, ID
STATE SCHOOLS
Plainfeld, 80: Clayton, 49,
Central, South Bend, 81; Elkhart, "a.
Forest. Is; Colfax, IL.
Wilkinson, &c: sspiceIsanSdi a.
Howard Township &c; New London. q.
Odon, 81; Bloomfield, IA.
Marion &c; Hammond, "a.
Cadz Varsity, 20; Marion Reserves, ~.
New Albany, 80; Paoli, %.
Oolitic. &c; French Lick, IS.
Horace Mann, Gary. %; Delphi 10.
Reitz, 90; Male, Louisville, "a.
Eden, q; McCordsville. II. :.
Bose Evansville. "a: Princeton, %.
INVITATIONAL TOURNEY
At Huntington
Wabash. "a; Huntington, 49,
Warsaw. "a; North Manchester, IA. :.
Huntington, 90; North Manchester. l!
warsaw, ii; Wabash, 20 CfnaD.
TRI-COUNTY TOURNEY
At MOrgantOwn
Paragon. 20; smithville. 6.
Stinesville, 80; Unionville, 10.
Morgantown. Is; Ellettsville, %.
Eminence, %; Gosport, II.
Paragon, 80; Stinesvile, 16.
Morgantown, 20; Eminence, 18.
Paragon, 26; Morgantown, 20.
INVITATIONAL TOURNEY
At Troy
Gentryville %; Marengo. IA.
Troy, So; Birdseye, 9. ,
Marengo. 81; Birdseye, "A (consolationJ
Troy. 81; Gentryville, rs (hnaD.
WASHINGTON COUNTY TOURNEY
At Hardinsburg
Hardinsburg. 81; Pekin, Is.
Campbellsburg, 80; Monroe township, 81
Hardisnburg, %; Campbelsburg. q
INVITATIONAL TOURNEY
At Royal Center
ROYAL Center, 25; Young America, 10.
Star City, 10; Onward, II.
Young America, 81; Onward, 20 icon
ROYAL Center. 81; Star City. 10 (fnaD
RESERVE TEAM TOURNEY
At La Porte
Elkhart. 25: Central. South Bend. %.
La Porte. As: Michigan City, Is.
Goshen, 81: Nappanee, 10.
Mishawska 30: Riley, South Bend, %.
La Porte. IS; Elkhart, 81.
Goshen, IS; Mishawaka "a (overtimeJ.
La Porte, 49, Goshen, %.
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Ned Irish, first to see the posi-
bilities of the sport on a big time
basis, has yanked the game out of
the field of secondary sports, placed
it in Madison Square Garden, and
is turning customers away.
His opening double-header be-
tween Notre Dame-N. Y. U. and st.
johns Westminster on Dec. % at
tracted 1913 spectators. Saturday
night extra seats we're filled by
1859, out to see Kentucky-N. Y. U.
and st. Johns-City College, and
1000 were left out in the cold.
The rest of his schedule for this
season includes these games:
Jan. 30-Duquesne-M Manhattan and
Long Island U.-St. Johns; Feb g.
Purdue Fordham and Manhattan
City College; Feb. es20-Fordham-
N. Y. U. and Manhattan-St. Johns;
Feb. 27-City College-N. Y. U. and
Observation-Disclosures. Still another
double header will be played on
March 10, probably post-season
battles for intersectional champion
Ships
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
By Eddie Ash
MIR. BABE RUTH WINS JAPANESE
HIS HOMERS DISPEL WAR TALK
MIR. BABE RUTH WI

CONNIE MACK, the elderly leader of the Philadelphia
Athletics and distinguished citizen of the Quaker City
is not given talking through his hat He has been the
world long and holds the respect Of the sports fans
the tall manager has handed lot of fathery advice to
hall players and gentleman of the old school, Therefore
kis comment Babe Ruh's visit to Japan is we'll worth
kgestng. 1t gives the munitions makers pain IN the neck
"one of the great
peace Of nations Connie in charge OF
the baseball expedition talk the other night Mack said
among the American League Stars with
perfect judgment played every game with 49, led
atime record for autographs
the most idolzed Of all
Americans dspeled all threats
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College Net Scores
Games of Saturday.
STATE COLLEGES

Indiana, 80; Illinois, %.
Purdue. 10; Wisconsin, 10.
Minnesota. 30; Notre Dame, %.
Butler. 81; Franklin. 10.
Ball State IS: De Paw, 81.
TAYLOR. 20: Kokomo, 10.
Hanover. ~; Oakland City. 40.
OTHER COLLEGES
Navy, SO; Baltimore, %.
Iowa 80; Ohio State, 81.
Syracuse. 81; Dartmouth, %.
Toledo U. Is: Kent State, ~.
Case, Cleveland. -; John Carroll O., 81.
Rsnn; as; Ps 81 A siaIei ~ go
Oberlin. 48; Hiram, 30
Marquette %; Chicago, "a.
Ohio Wesleyan, IS: Miami University, IA.
West Virginia. 81: Carnegie Tech, 81.
Wayresburg, Sc; HolbTook. 23
California PA Teachers 40; Lock-
raven PA Teachers. 81.
Fem College. 45; Adrian (Mich.) College.
Murray State Teachers Ky, So; West
Tennessee State Teachers, 10.
Westminster. so; Chenille CIV. Val
e xavieT' IS; Centenary. 20.
New York u. %; Kentucky. %.
Oklahoma, AZ; Kansas Stats, "a.
Texas, 50: Southern Methodist. 36.
Grinnell, %: Loyola, Chicago. %.
Central. Pella. Ia, 80; Iowa Wesleyan, %.
Carthage, 80; McKendree, %.
Oshkosh, 81; Illinois Normal rs.
Rice, as; Texas A. and NJ, 80.
St. Louis o., 30; Nebraska, %.
South Dakota, so; Rapid City Mines, "a.
Oregon. 81; Washington State. "a,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
Basketball
Independent, League and ANA
teur Results and Notices.

The schedule for tonight in the
Rig Six Basketball League at the
Dearborn gym:
7:3O-Oak Hill Spartans VS.
Printers Union.
8:30-Public Service Commission
VS.. Quality Foods.
e:3O-Union Trust Co. VS.. E. G
Atkins g. Co.
The South Side Merchants were de- de.
feated by Sacred Heart 1918 at I97e
Sacred Heart eisss g Wyantne games cali
2565-R after D. m.
The Garfield Baptist Sc p Barge "a e q
B. L. C.s varsity. 3S-8i and tn The Ear, BarScs
The Bombers turned back the St
Josephs quintet 2o-8 yesterday a4s eI,i sr
now boast four straight wins. and desire
games in the l4-l5-year-old class. 1eamS
having floors write Bob Depreno, llls N
College-av. indianapolis.
The Rex Tavern A. C.s defeated the Fl
Harrison Medlcals and lost 10 tne Cu, l.. i
berland Merchants The ravens ern pro W
side gym Wednesday night. For games
write H E Wincell ITO S: Easiest; 1ndl-
annapolis. or call DreXel 24lO-R. Arsenal
Bulldogs. Indiana Inspection bureau ahO
Lang's Market notice.
The ST. Philips BOYS. Club defeated the
INDIANAPOLIS Cubs $3.50. yesterday at the
St. Philips gym. Foley and V. Lanahar
starred for the winners.
The St. Philip A c. downed the Cumber-
land Merchants yesterday. 44-33, and last
week trimmed the St. Paul Reformed gum
ret 47-26 The Saints will meet the
Ksutskv reserves in the curtain-raiser tc
the Renaissance game Wednesday night
at the Butler ieldhouse.
The South Side Buddies will oppose the
Zson Evangelical five tomorrow night ii
the Zion gym at 7:50. All Buddies notice
Eor games. write Leo Ostermeyer. 24s
s State-av. Indianapolis. Little Giants
Indianapolis Cubs and Arsenal Bulldogs
notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
Coffin and YOhler
Pace Hilgemeiers
Packers Down Bendix Net
tiers at Armory, 1928.

The Bendix Corp. basket five,
rated as the best in northern In
diana, was just another team to
the Hilgemeier Packers, who con-
tinued their winning streak with a
IS to % victory at the Armory yes
terday. The Packers maintained a
Rad throughout.
Bud Coffin led the scoring with
five goals from the field and two
free throws. Yohler also scored five
field. goals for the winners.
Eddie Pollizotto and Red Thomp-
son we're outstanding players of the
losers, Pollizotto being a continual
source of worry to the Packers as
he uncorked some of the fastest
dribbling seen at the Armory this
season.
Next Sunday the Packers will
journey to Richmond, where they
will meet the Pure Oils in return
game. The locals defeated Rich
mond here a few weeks ago. Sum-
mary yesterday:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
Lee-ScOtten Tilt Off

THE proposed 10-round fistic en-
Il gagement between Indianapolis
two rival featherweights is off. Paul
Lee was willing, but the manager of
Scotty Scotch failed to show up at
the conference when contracts we're
to be signed. Lees manager was
present and announced he had as
sembled $500 to put down as side
bet.
Matchmaker Lloyd Carter ended
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
GreyhOunds Engage
TWO Strong Rivals

The Indiana Central College bas-
ketball team began preparations to-
day for games with two strong OPP
ponentS this week Tomorrow night
the Greyhounds will journey to Gin
cinnati to clash with the University
of Cincinnati quintet.
The important home coming tus-
sic with Indiana State is scheduled
for next Saturday night at the Uni
versity Heights gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
Wabash Valley Net
Tourney Dates Set
BIZ United Press

By United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. T.
Sullivan and Lyons today were
named co-favorites to win the 10th
annual Wabash Valley High School
basketball tournament in which 95
teams are entered.
Preliminaries in the states second
largest tournament will be held in
II SectionalS Jan. 1913, and sixteen
teams will be eligible to compete
in the finals at Terre Haute, Jan.
1925.
Sullivan has won eight impress
sive victories this season and has
lost only to washington. Lyons
suffered its only defeat of the sea-
son against unbeaten Michigan City.
Eighty-four Indiana teams and II
Illinois flveS will compete in sec
tionals at Brazil. Bridgeport, Ill;
Greencastle, Hymera, Lyons. Robin
son, Ill; Spencer, Sullivan, Switz
City. Cayuga. Glenn, Terre Haute,
Mecca and Vincennes.
The Vincennes and Mecca centers
each will contribute two teams to
the finals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
PARMELEE QUALITIES
AS EXPERT RiFLEMAN

Hairless Parmelee, Fit. Benjamin
Harrison, has qualified as an expert
rifleman in the junior division of
the National Rifle Association, it
was announced in Washington to-
day. The only grade higher than
expert is distinguished rifleman.
During last year. 81 juniors quail
flied as expert rif1emen and 62As dis
tinguished riflemen. Altogether AZ
638 qualified last year in all grades
of craftsmanship from the lowest,
pro-marksman. to the highest, dis
tinguiShed rifleman.
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negotiations when the Scotch back
ers avoided the meeting. The featn-
erweight limit is 126, which Lee can
make, but whether Scotch can
make it and be strong is questioned
Anyway, Kelse Mcclure, Pauls pilot,
said he would permit Scotch to
come in at 1913, but still nothing
happened.
1t was rumored that the Scotch
forces boosted the weight demand
to 100, but that is Junior lightweight
poundage and Lee is strictly a
featherweight. Therefore the So
called grudge battle is shelved.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
GOphers Defeat
NOtre Dame Five
Irish NoSed Out by Mime
sofa, 80 to %.

By Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. IA crowd
OF 1900 excited fans saw Mime
sofas Big Ten basketball quintet
nose out Notre Dame here Saturday
night, 80 to %.
The Irish held a 19-to-14 lead at
the half, but the Gophers staged
thrilling comeback in the last period
to win. 1t was the sixth victory in
seven encounters for the Gophers,
who open their Big Ten schedule by
meeting Michigan next Saturday
night. Notre Dame and Minnesota
split encounters 1ast season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
SHARE FIRST HONORS
IN SKEET CLUB SHOOT

First honors in a shoot at the In
dianapolis Skeet Club yesterday
were divided by Walter Evans and
L. S. Pratt, each breaking 4S out
of so targets. Other scores:
Glass A-Dawson, As; C. stumph. "A;
Collins. 40; Sully. 40
Class B-Lumpkin. Al: Foxworthy. IS:
2. Cruger. As: Lane As; Cooper a.: Coats.
40; Schooner AZ; Dunn. AZ Hannabaum.
Il: Pickard, Al; r. Smith, Il; Richards,
40: Roberts 30: Seilken. 80; Burke, 35; A.
Smith 80: Gribble. 36; Steinfort, 50.
Glass C-Walters. SO: Crouch, 49, Frank
lin So; Caldwell. "a. Tubbs. "a: Lortz, 3d.:
Moore. 81; Mccormick, Jr. 80: Weddle. 30:
c. Cruger. 80; Coiner 80: Meisberger 20;
c. Smith. 29; Morris. %: Palmer, %: Nc
Cormick Sr.. 26: Young, rs; Eorwalt, ~;
Abram, "a; Corhy. %; Freeman, q; Stark.
"a; Cain. 10; Oder. l6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
Ball State UpsetS
De PauW Net Squad

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 7.-Ball State
handed De Pauw's basketball squad
35-to-31 setback here Saturday
night after the visitors had held
20-14 advantage at the intermis-
sion.
Coach Branch McCracken sent
two Ball State subs, Bolander and
Holmes, into the game in the sec
ond half and the new Cardinal
combination outscored De Paw 81
to IL during the remainder of the
game. Wilson led the winners with
II points. Ned Shuck, Cardinal
guard, played an outstanding game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
|. u. Harrier Champion
Is Victim of Bandits

By United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. T.
Donald Lash. 81. Indiana University
sophomore and national cross
country champion, was robbed of
his suitcase, watch. overcoat and
$40 cash Saturday night while walk
ing from a bus to his fraternity
house.
The bandits escaped in an auto
mobile. Lash was returning to
school from his home in Aurora
where he spent the Christmas holi-
days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
Dodger- Giant Feud May
Become Family Affair

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Th t
Brooklyn Dodger-New York Giant
baseball feud is about to turn into
family affair, with brother against
brother.
The Cuccinellos may be holding
down second base when the two
clubs meet next summer. Tony has
been with the Dodgers three sea-
sons, Al, a younger brother, has
signed to Try out at second for the
Giants, where the veteran Hughie
Critz holds forth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
MILLER DECISIONS SCOTSMAN

bN JNIIfu FFFSS
LONDON, Jan. Freddie Mil
ler's march through European
fighters seems to get easier all the
time. He won as he pleased in 10
rounds last night with Joe Con-
molly, ex-amateur champion Of
Scotland. The Cincinnati feather
weight, who is generally recognized
as world champion. forced the
fighting al. the way and seldom was
extended.
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Kokomo's KatS, who absorbed
the Blue fury, 26-18, Saturday
night, were fresh from a we'll
edged victory over the LoganspOrt
Berries.
Things looked pretty misty for
Indianapolis quintets as state
teams gained season impetus. but
with the North Siders packing
away three in a row. other local
fives may find inspiration to
follow suit.
The Blue Devils invade Mar
tinsville next Friday. The Arte-
slams are just $3.50 this semester
and the Shortridgers have an
excellent chance to extend their
streak to four straight. Okay,
Prof. Peterman and class, can you
make it7
Incidentally. Blackboard is waxing
warmiSh over the Blue Devils in the
above because they SubStantiated his
faith in Mother Luck after mis-
Judging 'em four times. the oil boy was
about to despair of ever figuring the
BIuemen right. when he suddenly
clamped on the idea of tossing com
for that Lebanon tuSsle heads, ana
he selected Shortridge and theS
- ,hropgh, good oil Mother
Fortune or-Great Scott! =
.ovId !, have been that double headed
quarter Blackboard uses for pureH
purse-onaI purposes
Scouting Weekend SeuffleS -.
Tech lost one at AnderSon-won
one at the East End goalhouSe -.
The Green victory over Cathedral
indicates that either the Techmen
are picking up, or the Irish have
returned to their early-SemeSter
rut considering the close bat
tie the Campbellmen staged at
Anderson, it would seem that the
former is the answer probably
the two outstanding events OF the
two-day siege came in the SKID
dings Of Franklin and LoganSport
Jeffersonville trimmed Sey-
mour-for IL straight victories
Michigan City, unbeaten,
scored number eight of a victory
row over Goshen. Hammond
invaded the southlandS to knock
off ConnerSville. but went down
before Marion's Giants on the way
back north Central Catholic
and Central of Fl. Wayne both
continued to keep Fl. Wayne i'm
preSSively on the map Sullivan
trounced Bloomfield Mitchell.
conqueror of Bedford. upset Jas
per it was the second defeat of
the season for the Jasperites q.
Manuals Redskins lost one, won
another MooTeSville tripped
the Redskins. but the South Sid
ers came back Saturday night to
out-rough Wesield 81 personal
fouls were whistled-five warriors
were blown of the floor =. Broad
Ripple bowed TO a strong Ben
Davis quintet WaShington'S
ContinentalS frightened their sea-
son record with a pair of victories
.. Plainfield again looked good
against Clayton . and Pendleton
gained stock by trimming Green
field -. Wonder what's happened
to Manuals RED AND RIGHT?
d P-ROARIN' and toe-to-toe
IN bangup scraps ought to
abound in the battle royal TO dis
cover Marion County's champion
ship team next Friday and Satur-
day. Many games will be more
than Just elimination affairs
when IL quintets square of at the
local Armory ard a number of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07

grudge contests are in offing
Should Southport al Ben
Davis work it so that tn meet
in the 1870 Saturday Skin ish, a
conflict Of bitter proporuOns is
certain to enSue. The Cardinals
tripped Ben Davis a few weeks
ago and figured the county SUI
premacy question was settled
But two weeks later, which was
last Thursday night, the Ben
Davis Giants came right back
with a vengeance and slapped
down the Cards. A third hookup
in the tourney would do much to
decide the issue.
But there's the matter of
Southport having New Bethel and
Warren Central or Lawrence to
dispose of first. New Bethel is
far from a pushover, and War
rem Central is a story in itself
In fact, the Warren warriors
handed Southport's Cards their
second Setdown of the week Fri
day night, 29-18. and boast of but
one black mark. And Ben Davis
must skip Acton and Beech Grove.
Beech Grove has won six games
and lost five.
Some tourney!
blackboard has on hand
ID contribution to these annals
which is signed only "A Referee"
AS you can understand, it is nee
eSsary to have the bona fide
names and addresses of all kind
donors. So. M. Referee, will you
kindly oblige? Only the pen-name
is used in publication, if desired
The letter pertains to the status
of Ben Davis in Marion County
and Southport and Warren Gen.
trail may be interested in that.
Kunnel Stranahan reports nav
ing sighted Mr.. A. L. Trester of
the IhSaa swivel chair at the
Anderson tourney Butch of
Shortridge writes in to inquire
as to the whereabouts of the
"high-powered scoring guns that
V. w. from Tech wrote about"
another Tech alumnuS is
heard from. Mr.. Elk. Techite,
who suggests that Tim issue a
special call for talent. HUT won't
be able to carry the team, and I
think there is good talent avail
able" Yeager met Yeager in
the Marion tourney Yeager of
Marion and Yeager of Corners
vile don't ask for their mi
tials. they're both good.
Old Man Uncertainty took advantage
of the Logan Berry slide to throw the
North Central Conference leadership into
tie again. Able Masters Jeffmen
of Lafayette clipped Muncie. S7-to-22.
and continue with the loss to Logan
sport their only conference mar. q.
KokomO's upset over the Berries pulled
the champs into the knot with JEFF. &.
Bose of Evansville severed Princetcn's
six-Eame win string and Emerson
of Gary still appears the power of the
north. with a triumph over Roosevelt
giving Emerson eight toppers in nine
starts.
The second place berth in the
Central Indiana Conference
standings was at stake when Wa
bash's Apaches met Rochester
Score, 20-l8-and Wabash is now
conference runner-up. The
Apaches will tackle Jacksonville
next FGday night.
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OFF THE 6RA[KRDARD
~ " EHUL BlXELL

OoRAY for shorrdge! Two ball in two nights did those
booming Blue Devils take But interesting the
the
Friday
that Central COnferenc Competitors
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
Pro Tennis Stars Ready
to Begin Exhibition Tour
Vines Believed at Height of His Game as He and Tden
Prepare to Take on Lott and Stoefen.
By United Press


NEW YORK, 7-Elsworth Vines richly tanned gofng,
to begin