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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
City QuintetS
Resume Court
Action Tonight
Cathedral Faces ShOrtridge
on FieIdhOuSe Floor
in HeadIlner.

Local high school basketball &C
Invites VIII be headlined tonight BY
the battle between Cathedral and
Shortridge at the Butler heldhouse.
Both teams have been polishing for
the mixup with lengthy drills this
week. Shortridge tapered of with
a long session at the field house yes
terday.
Johnny Shiel, irish guard. has
been held inactive by a leg infec-
ton and probably viii not get into
the game tonight. Bill Pack, Blue
Devil center. is troubled with an
injured hand and the center circle
for Coach Peterman's squad prob
ably VIII be occupied by Palmer.
Other anticipated Blue starters are
Stevenson and McDaniels, forwards,
and Brown and Kltzmiller, guards
Coach Joe DienhaTt Is expected TO
start Bill and John Conner at fer
wards. Tarpey or Mcmahon at CEN
ter. and Shields and r. Conner,
guards. The game Will get under
way at 8.15 and viii be preceded by
a Reserves clash at z.
Techs cOurtmen are booked for
fun weekend travelling to Lebanon
tonight and returning home to
tackle the Columbus Bulldogs to-
morrow night at the East Side gym.
HUT, Meier. MOcas. Reedy and
Weaver probably Will start for Tech
tonight.
The Manual Redskins will be
hos. to Beech Grove tonight. Coach
Oral Bridgefords starting lineup is
IN doubt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
Swim
Squad to Lift
Lid on Season
Home Opener Is Scheduled
Tomorrow; Champions of
Missouri Here.

st. Louis will have its Missouri
championship swimming team in In
dianapolis tomorrow night to COM
pete against the Hoosier Athletic
Clubs team, in the locals opening
home meet. Nearly every member
of the Missouri team holds an asso-
citation championship in his re-
spective event.
Jerry Queenson is expected to be
the outstanding swimmer on the
st. Louis squad again this season.
Last year while competing against
the Hoosier team he set pool records
in the local tank in the 60-yard
dash and the 220-yard free style.
Bill Bartosch, the Missouri A. A. u.
quarter mile champion, will per-
form in the distance events.
Ned Tilman and George Colby
will swim in the distance events for
the local club tomorrow. Kilno-
WITT, Robinson and Holloway will
fill the backstroke events. Mike
Valentine, the Hoosier sprint ace, is
expected to turn in good time in
the 100-yard dash. Action will be-
gin at p. m.
The Saturday meet will be fol-
lowed by Purdue at Lafayette, Feb.
8; Huntington at Indianapolis, on
Feb. g; Northwestern at Evanston,
Feb. 16; Northwestern at Indian
apolis, Feb. %; st. Louis at st. Louis,
March Q; Indiana at Bloomington,
March %; Orange IN. j. at Orange,
April 2; Mems Nationals at New
York, April 4, 5 and 6.
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Three Pointed.
for City Golf
Director Post
Lockwood, SChopp, DlddeI
Seek 1885 Municipal
Links Plum.

A three-way fight for the post OF
municipal links director loomed to-
day as one of the patronage StumpS
that must be yanked from the po-
ltical field of Mayor John Kern be-
fore the City Hall becomes serene.
Arthur Lockwood ST., present dl-
rector, has numerous supporters to
remain in the job.
Harry Schopp, South Grove course
professional, is said, by his friends,
to have the appointment in his hip
pocket. Mr.. Schopp is favored by
courthouse Democratic faction
composed of County Auditor Charles
Grossart, Criminal Judge Frank P.
Baker, and County Clerk Glenn
RalSton.
Opposition has developed to the
South Grove golfers so-called in
side track" to the job.
William H. (BilD Diddel, nation
ally known golf architect, is the
third man being pointed by the In
dianapoiis District Golf Association,
composed of clubs within a radius
of so miles of the city, for the post.
Didders Republican label is said
to dim his chances.
The indianapolis Public Links As
ISOLATION, formed of players from
five local courses, is keeping in the
background in the fight.
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ReUOltd, PinneU
Pace Golf Event

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-
Johnny Revolta, veteran of the win
ter golf trail, and Bobby Pinnell,
Everett, Wash, were tied for the
lead today at the halfway point of
the 36-hole qualifying round in the
National Match Play Open tourna-
ment.
Each turned in a card of 70--two
under par-over the Preside course.
On the heels of the leaders were
Jimmy Hines, Timber Point, L. l.;
Byron Nelson, Texarkana, Tex;
Sam Parks Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Henry Picard, Hershey, Pa. They
beat par by one stroke.
Many prominent pros turned in
scores that must be bettered today
to win one of 80 places in the match
play. Among these were Walter
Hagen, with a n; KY Lafoon, Den
yer, rs; Charlie Ferrera, former ma
tional public links champion, 70, and
DenSmore Shute, former British
open champion, 70.
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Amateur and League Net Gossip

at go sunt6ayy the sa9s vii play in
natl game =, For games call Max at
Cherry 0l86-R. Bill Lynch notice.
The Oak Hill Sparta downed the In
will tangle with the Crimson Cubs to-
night at Brookside at $50. The Spartan
oJ B squad d will NEE meet FRANKLIN at at
with either team write Dan Moriarty. 2240
N. Rural-St. Indianapolis.
Schedule for the So, tn Side League at
the Pennsy gym tonight:
christian Fellowship VS.. East End
82Midway A. c. VS.. E c. Atkins.
9-Cross Funeral Home VS.. Service
Cleaners.
The Hoosier Pals, LEI by Chesnik with
game by downing the South Side Aces, IS
"a The Pals, unbeaten in seven starts,
encounter the South Side Bulldogs tonight
at Holy Trinity gym at 8.
Industrial League results of this week:
garfield A. G., SS; Phillips g.; 20.
T Mnyne P PaReF 81 37 k Mece9ryis5 a.
The Mickleyville Flyers defeated the
Holy Name FIVE. 1925, Wednesday night:
points, The Flyers wish to schedule games
serves notice. caii Belmont o5i7-R. -
The B. L. c.s came out on the short end
of % to % score against the Kaks at
the Morris M. E. gym. Brown was best
for the losers. B. L. c. reserves. led by
Barnett; Brands and Gray. beat the Kak
The Riverside NJ. f. b. team defeated
The Speedway, NJ E.. 1914. TIE Riverside
1874.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
Butler Prepares
for Cage Tussle
Indiana State Coming Here
Tomorrow Night.

Coach Tony Hinkle sent his
Butler University basketball squad
through a tapering-off drill today
in preparation for an important
Conference contest with Indiana
State of Terre Haute here tomorrow
night.
Buffers Bulldogs are undefeated
in Indiana Intercollegiate Confer
ence competition and hold the I'M
disputed lead. Indiana State is one
Of the teams given a chance Of up
setting the locals. The SycamoreS
have dropped two Conference tits
by close margins, their only losses
of the season.
The Hinkelmen have won eight
contests this season and dropped
four. Three Butler teams have seen
action in each of the Bulldogs last
two encounters.
Tomorrow nights tilt will begin
at $50. The N. c. A. G.. U. quintet
will play the Butler reserves in a
preliminary tilt at 7 o'clock.
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"A lot Of people think I'm the
hottest heavyweight who ever threw
a right. Well, they amt right. I've
been around Is years, and I've met
one guy who could get in a room
with me, lock the door, tuln out the
lights, and work his way out.
The guy? The Of man-Jack.
The day he licked Willard Id a
been lucky to last round with him.
That's not because like Jack. It's
because he could hit harder and
move and think faster than 1 can.
But boy, I'd a liked to have had a
shot at him, what with all the
dough he could pull in that gate.
What did he draw with Tunney?
Would Box Any One for Million
ooh. million or So" 1 said.
"a million! Listen. I'd fight this
room full of wildcats, sailors and
Cameras for that"
What do you think you would
have done to Tunney for a mil
lion?" I asked.
The same thing I did to Car
nera, Schmeling and Levinsky. All
he had was a left hand, and left
hands don't hurt. I'd walked in
there and plugged him with my
right, and Polly would have had a
pickup"
The manicurists applied their buf-
fers and Mr.. Baer talked.
He said the hardest lick he ever
got was the right-hand punch that
Schmeling nailed him with in the
first round of their fight.
L saw four guys right after he
hit me, and the only thing that
saved me was Dempsey's advice.
Jack had told me that when I saw
more than one guy was to hit at
the middle fellow. I did, and my
left nailed Max, slowing him down
until I could get the tears out of
my eyes.
Rates German Above Lasky
land it's Schmeling who could
give me the most trouble right now.
He can punch. And he's got a heart,
which is more than I can say for
Art Lasky. That Lasky can hit,
and he's pretty tough, but he can't
take it here"
AS he said this, Baer patted his
heart. Meaning, of course, that
Lasky lacked what the boys call the
old moXie.
Max rates Hamas as tough.
"Steve can hit That gives him a
chance. But listen, 1 fought guy
in Tampa the other night by the
name of Tony Cancela, and I'll bet a
thousand bucks on him against Ha-
mas or Lasky. I never heard of the
guy until I hit Tampa, but he can
throw a right hand that will knock
your head off, and he can take it.
He's so good 1 broke bone in my
right hand when I hit him."
Baer thinks his first defense Of
the heavyweight title will be in
Chicago. He has no use for Mad
ison Square Garden. New York, and
Promoter Jimmy Johnston.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
Dundee, RiSkO
in Battle for
Title Chance
Former MiddIeWeight Ruler
Is 8-to-5 FaVorite in
Bout Tonight.


NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Vince
Dundee. former middleweight cham
pion of the world, will climb into
the Madison Square Garden ring to-
night against Eddie Babe Risko of
Syracuse favored at 8 to to con-
tinue on the comeback trail.
Dundee is a sharpShooter and
fancy boxer and is expected to out
smart the inexperienced Polish-Lith,
who flashed to stardom overnight
by flooring Teddy Yarosz. current
champion, six times and scoring a
technical knockout in the seventh
round.
Those few stringing along with
RiSko depend upon his wallop to
turn back the Baltimore ex-ruler
who lost his crown to Yarosz a year
ago. Yarosz saved it against Risko
through foresight. 1t wasn't at
stake.
While Dundee is generally regard
ed as too classy for Risko, the Pole
has some ability besides his wallop;
enough, according to some to tag
Dundee some time during the 10
rounds.
The bout probably will produce
the next champion, for Dundee APP
parently is the class of the division,
unless it is RiSko That's the ar
gument to be settled tonight
They will enter the ring under the
division limit of 100 pounds, and
the winner will earn a shot at Var
osz, whose decision over Dundee for
the title was close and disputed.
Dundee, originally from Baltimore.
is a resident Of Belleville, N. j., and
is one of two ex-champions in the
same family. He is a brother Of
Joe Dundee, who held the welter
championship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
ShOW Is Completed
for Hall Program

The signing of Johnnie Stote,
little New Yorker, to meet Charles
Leigh in the first of the double
main events completed the feature
portion of the card for the mat
show at Tomlinson Hall Monday
night Stote won in a fast match
last Monday from the veteran
Speedy ONeil.
The final match will send tTo
high ranking "meanies" of the mat,
Gentle" John Kilonis, veteran
Greek, and Johnnie (Swede) Carlin,
against each other.
The one-fall affair Monday will
send another Indiana University
grappler, Dusty Mcdonald, against
Bill Honeycutt, local light heavy.
Dusty made a name for himself on
the amateur mats before turning
pro.
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Wabash C3l)
Totals. ..l3 8 Totals ...l3 5
Referee-Lane. Umpire-Reese
POP VANCE FILLS LAST
WILDCAT GRID VACANCY

By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, Jan. 25.-North-
western University's football coach
ing staff for 1885 has been complet-
ed with the signing of Jack CPop)
Vance, Evanston High School coach,
as Jack field mentor.
The complete varsity staff fol-
lows:
Lynn Waldorf, head coach.
Burt Ingwersen, line coach.
Jack (Pop) Vance, back field
coach.
Waldo Fisher, end coach.
Dutch Lonborg, assistant back
field coach,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
Greyhound Quintet
Winds Up Practice

The Indiana Central College
Greyhounds went through their final
practice today before meeting Ball
State at Muncie tomorrow night.
Ball State handed the local five a
20 to % setback earlier in the sea-
son and last year handed Central its
only loss of the season.
Coach Harry Good has been drill
ing his Greyhound squad on a de-
Tense to stop Wilson and Shuck, Ball
State pace-setters. Centrars regu-
lar lineup of Byers, Quackenbush,
De Jernet, Spurgen and Schaefer is
expected to start in the tilt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
LGsky Turns DOlUn
Title Bout Offer

By United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 25.-Art Lasky
last night rejected an invitation to
battle Max Baer for the heavy
weight championship Of the world,
The invitation was turned down by
his manager and brother, Maurice
LaSky.
Mike Jacobs, New York promoter,
had offered Ancil Hoffman, Baer'S
manager, and Lasky 3714 per cent of
the gate receipts for bout in Mi
ami next month. Hoffman accept
ed.
Lasky has had championship am
billions for months and his rejection
of the offer was surprise.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
Roller Cage Tourney
Carded at GreenSburg
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
GREENSBURG, Ind, Jan. 25.-
The Indiana roller basketball
tournament, open to all amateurs
in the state, will be held here Feb.
% and %. All players must be at
least Is years old and ten members
will be allowed each team.
Players are required to wear
roller skates. A player is allowed
a distance of five feet to travel
before he must dribble, pass or
try for goal. All tourney games
will be PLAYED in two l5-minute
halves. Teams interested are re-
queSted to communicate with the
tourney manager at the Armory
in GreenSburg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

The Kroger Grocery five defeated Cen
trail Christian. 22-21. and the Fit. Harrison
Medcals. 1922 The Krogers would like
to schedule games with city and state
teams So-Athics. O-Hara Sans and F. E.
r. A. of Beech Grove notice. Write Joe
Doll. Kroger Grocery and Bakl e Co.. In
dianapolis.
The Flackville Girls team shes to
book games with teams playing girls rules.
and will share gym fees. Call Talbot
l492-Ring l.
The O'Hara Sans edged out the De-
pendable Cleaners 1923. Mckenzie. Page
and Boyer featured the Sans defense.
Ferguson Olvey and Combs we're best for
the Cleaners. The Sans will meet the
Capital Silents at the Deaf School tomor
row night and will meet at the usual place
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
LAC. Swimmers
in Chicago Meet
Eleanor Jarrett to Seek
New Record.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Eleanor
Holm Jarrett viii attempt to break
the record for the 1OO-meter back
stroke as a feature OF the dual
swimming meet tonight between the
Lake Shore Athletic Club, Chicago,
and the indianapolis Athletic Club. q,
She will swim against Adolph
Kiefer, 16-year-old Chicago high
school boy, who will attempt to
break the 150-yard back stroke
mark.
The dual meet will consist of eight
wOmen'S and six mems events.
Local swimmers who will take
part in the meet are Betty Clemens,
Barbara Tompkins, Jean Benham,
Claire PatLen, Mary Alice Shively.
Roberta Haskell. Helen Lee Smith,
Joe Swallow, Alex PetrOvitch, Dud-
ley Jordan and Hal Benham, all of
the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
Boys SUinl Event
Heads AntLers Meet

A varied SWIM
ming program will
be held tomorrow
afternoon in the
Hotel Antlers pool.
c o m pe titiv e
events and exhi-
bitions are billed.
Strother Martin
will be one of four
boys to represent
the Hotel Antlers
in the Boys Mid
die States 100
yard free style
event. Other Ant
Ter boys are Bill
Hin m a n, I'D
Hunter and Jesse
Kirk.
An In dia n a
Kentucky W o m
ems 100 yard
backstroke event
also will be staged.
A series of exhi-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
YOUNG MORGAN STARS
AS TIGER FRESHIE
BIZ Times Special

OW tWtN Nptttut
GREENCASTLE. Ind. Jan 25. -
Robert Morgan, 4515 Guilford-av,
indianapolis. son of Dewitt S. Nor
gan, principal of Arsenal Technical
High School, has earned a first
string berth on the De Paw Uni
verSity freshman basketball team.
Morgan played an excellent game at
the floor guard position in the re-
cent freshman tuSsle with Wabash.
Due to Morgan'S defensive work
the Tiger five was able to exc out
a scant 1923 victory over the young
Cavemen from Charlottesville. In
addition to basketball Morgan is the
De Pauw tennis champion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
SILENT HOLSTERS TO
PLAY AT BROWNSTOWN

The Silent Hoosiers' net squad
will travel to Brownsburg tonight
for its only game of the week. Ayres,
Bowman. Alpha, Dixon and VIM
will start for the Silents. Lee, Gall
and Renner also will be ready for
action.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
Earlham Quintet
Noses Out Wabash
Peters Scores, Winning Goal
in Last Minute.
RM limited Preso

81 Cnttfd Press
RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. 25.-Earl-
ham scored its first basketball VIC
tory in 10 years over Wabash as it
won an Indiana Intercollegiate Con-
ference contest, 80 to 81, here last
night.
A basket in the final 25 seconds
OF play by Floyd Peters enabled the
Quakers to assume the lead for the
first time during the game and fin
ish in front.
Wabash held a 21-to-14 lead at
the half.
Peters and Jordan shared the
scoring honorS for Earlham while
Mason was outstanding for Wabash.
Summary:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
PITTSBORO WINS AGAIN
BIZ Times SpeciaI

By Times Special
DANVILLE. Ind. Jan. 25.-Pitts-
boro's undefeated high school baS-
ketbau team scored its third victory
Of the season over Plainf1eld in the
Central Normal gym here last
night. % to %. The victory also
was the eighteenth of the current
season for PittSboro.
Plainfeld was ahead, 10 to 9, at
the half. The Burros defeated
Plainfield last week in the final tilt
Of the Hendricks County tourna-
ment hers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
Baer Admits Dempsey
Could Haze Beat Him
Champ Says Jacks Advice Saved Day ir
Bout With Schmeng: Wouldn't Fear Tunney.
BY HENRY MLEMORE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

MIAMI Fla, 25Smce time began, and the urve Anoeba
with
his
Leaning back BARRIERS chair and
working nails, Mr. Baer
o the business 0 fighting
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

Name and League. Score.
Arch Heiss fountain Square) ........765
Red Mounts fountain Square) 156
John Blue (St. Philip y ...............747
H. OchiItree (Kiwanis) ................74 6
John Murphy (St. Philip u ............7S1
Phil Bisesi UNIVERSAL .........,.... 72S
Charlie Cray Indianapolis) .......s...125
F. SchIeimer Undianapolis) ............723
Larry Fox fountain Square) .........723
II. Wheeler (Uptown) .................7 22
Ken Koelling Gam. GentraD ...........719
Dad Hanna UndianapOlis) ............711
Chuck Marley est. Philip p ...........715
Henry Bunch Washington ...........714
]. Underwood intermediary ..........112
Carl Kiefer (UptOwn) ................71
Bill Sargent est. Philip - .............710
Dan Abbott (COurthouse) .............5 700
Bill Tarrant (ConstructiOn) ........... 7OS
John Fehr print Crafts) ..............701
Lee Carmin Tndianapolis) .............1 04
Bill Middaw print Crafts) ............7 O4
J. Pritchett Jr. Pritchett) ............7O1
Jack Innis print Crafts) .............7O 1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
STEELE HATS CANS

BIZ UHIItU FF6SS
TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 25.-Fred-
die Steele, 156-pound Tacoma scrap
per, knocked out Baby Joe Cans,
1853, Los Angeles, in the third round
of a feature fight here last night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
RETZLAFF STOPS ETTORE

By Unitcd Press
ST. PAUL, Jan. 25.-Charlie Retz-
laff's long right arm whipped out
last night to give Al Ettore, Phila-
delphia heavyweight, terrific pun
melting until the referee called it a
technical knockout in the second
round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
WIN FRENCH SPEED CLASSIC

MONTE CARLO, Jan. 25-Two
French race pilots, Charles la Haye
and Robert Quatrsous, driving a
Renault, yesterday won the annual
Monte Carlo automobile classic one
of the worlds most hazardous road
races
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
IRISH YEARLINGS IN WIN

Cathedral freshmen defeated
Shortridge freshmen in basketball
encounter at the Irish school yester- J
day afternoon, 10 to 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
By Nat Holman

TN this out-of- bounds baske tball
l. play XII takes the ball at the
side Of the court.
X-2 cuts in close to the side TO
receive the pass, and flipS an
underhand pass to ks, who cuts
in Immediately behind him.
XII swings around X-2 and ks
receives a short pass from ks.
and dribbleS for the basket.
Oh will find himself legally
screened by X-2 and ks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

GEORGE KELLY, above, popu-
~ lar billiard ace, will continue
his Better Billiards" tour of local
parlors today.
Mr.. Kelly offers free demonstra-
tons and exhibitions of pocket BIZ
lard shots in each appearance. At
1890 today he was to appear at
the Columbia Club; at $3.50, at the
Board of Trade; at 7, at the Park
way Recreation, 1868 N. Illinois-st,
and at $50, at The Fountain
Fountain Square Recreation.
In opening his series of exhibit
tons last night, Kelly defeated
William Reilly, 125 to -, in nine
innings, at the Uptown Recreation.
Kelly had high run of 81, and
concluded with an exhibition of
fancy shots and free instructions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
TECH FROSH TRIUMPH

Tech High Schools freshman bas-
ketball team defeated the Washing
ton freshmen at the latter schools
gym yesterday afternoon, 20 to Il.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

REPEATERS
Dan Abbott st. Philip No. 1 League,
7O6; Phil Bisesi, South Side Business
Mems League, zoe; John Blue, Washing
ton League, 701.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
Central Normal in
Easy Cage Victory
By United Press

By United Press
RENSSELAER,. Ind. Jan. 25.-
Wilson, Englehart and Blanda led
second-half rally which enabled
Central Normal to defeat st. Jo-
seph'S, 81 to %, in a college basket
ball game last night.
Central Normal led, 20 to II, at
the half. Summary:
c. ro~orl,s~ 90, .-o,t~o1 Normal fsto
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Totals e.. 10 II Totals 20 II II
Referee-A. Etter. Umpire-R. Etter.