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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(By United Press

NEW YoRK-Lou Ambers, 1888,
bsbnsky i4o chi6 2%5Ponsd F PeFay
Hayes, 1874. Brooklyn. outpointed Lew
Feldman, 1909. Brooklyn, C1Ol: Leonard
PEI De Gen 10. l35 w. New York stopped
Tel Ken. 117l2. Korea, knocked out
Charley Zeletes, 118 Darlington, N j.,
l5l; Lew Monte, 1871, Brooklyn, outpointed
Pat Robertson, 1913, New York.
Boston-Bob DIN. 1862, New York, out
pointed FANS Tzanatopolous, 176. Greece
tl0), non-title.
AT SAN DIEGO-Johnny Romero. 1855,
San Diego, knocked out Jack Dominguez
1865, Los Angeles, o.; Johnny Martinez
14S San Bernardino' Cal; technicaled
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tally out of the consideration, then
what? We should still see a death
rate that is prodigious. How many
of these mature dogs become lost?
Why. consider the enormous num-
Der that are destroyed by humane
societies every year. Consider the
dogs that the city and country dog
pounds destroy every year. No CAL
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Ben Davis, Southport, Decatur
Central and Castleton we're to be-
gin play at 100 this afternoon in
the semi-f1nalS round Of the Marion
County High School basketball
tournament at the National Guard
Armory, I'll N. Pennsylvania-st.
Ben Davis eliminated two teams
yesterday, trouncing Acton in the
morning, and Beech Grove last
night. Southport advanced over
New Bethel and Warren Central.
Decatur Central and Castleton, in
the easier lower bracket, were adj
mitted to the semi-dnals with but
one victory each. Decatur downing
Oaklandon and Castleton stopping
New Augusta. Scores of yesterdays
games:
Morning
Ben Davis, 80; Acton, 10.
Southport, %; New Bethel, Is.
Warren Central, %; Lawrence, II.
New Bethel, 20; Acton, 18 (cOn-
sOlatiOn).
Afternoon
Decatur Central, A; OakIandon,
%.
CastIeton, "a; New Augusta, 10.
Night
Ben Davis, "A; Beech Grove, 10.
Southport, &c; Warren Central, IA.
All games were won by top-heavy
margins. Ben Davis, with the big
gest team in the tournament, had
little trouble whipping Beech Grove
last night, 44-19. The Giants were
leading at the half, 24-8. Hiatt led
the Ben Davis attack. Shut starred
for Beech Grove.
Southport, champion for the last
three years, drew away from War;
rem Central in the last half of the
second game Of the evening after
the teams had battled evenly in the
first half. Warren Central was
ahead, 81, at the intermission. But
the Cardinals, paced by the accurate
tossing of Quebe, center, displayed
championship form in the final pc
Rod and won, 26-14
Summaries of games of late yes
terday and last night:
Decatur Central (44) Oaklandon C23)
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ALUMNI CAN TAKE 1T"

d y 2 ItEVVU 90
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Knox Col
lege alumni celebrated at their an
nual banquet here last night be-
cause the Galesburg CID institution
has a bumper crop of freshmen
coming up this fall-2O0, the larg-
est the school has ever had. Knox
College has lost 81 straight games
during the last three seasons.
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VdLpO FiUe DOWned
by Western State
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
VALPARAISO, Ind, Jan. 12.-
Western State scored almost at will
in the second half here last night to
defeat the Valparaiso University
basketball team, AZ to II.
Close guarding featured the first
period, with the visitors leading Is
to 10 at the intermission. Every
Western State player found the bas-
ket in the final half to turn the
game into a rOut.
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Warren Cen. "a
KRICK SETS POOL MARK
IN ~ SWIM VICTORY

Paced by Kirck and Barnett. who
triumphed in two events, the Y. NJ.
G. A. senior swimming team of In
dianapolis defeated Huntington "Y"
in the local pool last night, 40 to
Is. Krick posted a new record for
the ~" pool when he annexed the
100-yard breast stroke in 1923.
The Huntington junior squad de-
teated the local juniors, AZ to 90.
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SIX-DAY LEADERS

d. JUlICU PFtS8
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 12.-
The favored team of "Torchy"
Peden and Piet Van Kempen today
held the lead in the six-day bicycle
race as the seven surviving pairs
began the fifth day of the grind Be
fore last nights racing, Peden and
Van Kempen had trailed Frank
Bartel and Freddie Zach.
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rest there VIII be
entire litters that
will be wiped out.
7 h ere will be
others that will
live until they are
several months old
and die from eff
fectS Of worms,
others that will die
because of the in
adequate diets they
are fed.
But suppose we
leave infant NOR
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12
BADGERS LOSE ICE TILT

Dy z UtItU FTtSS
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. 12.-
Michigan opened its Big Ten hockey
season here last night by defeating
Wisconsin, 6 to 0, in slow game.
The Badgers were weak in ofense.
Capt Johnny Sherf ran in three of
Michigan's goals, Vic Heyliger got
two and Ed Chase, playing his first
game, got the other one.
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COLLEGE NET CARD
State Games Tonight

State Games Tonight
Indiana State at Indiana Central.
Butler at NOtre Dame.
Chicago at Purdue.
Wisconsin at Indiana.
Wabash at Franklin.
De Paw at Evansville.
Wilmington CO., at Earlham.
Western State at Ball State.
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TAYLOR LOSES TUSSLE

By Times Special
UPLAND, Ind, Jan. Henderson
College defeated Taylor, % to u,
in a basketball encounter here last
night in which w. Bryd of the win
nerS made IS points. Miller of Tay-
lOr made II
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erous Living" night. The Vision of the
TrumpetS."
Garden City Christian-The Rev Frank
R. Messersmith. pastor Morning theme.
Transition Not TRANSACTION night. The
Gift of the Holy Spirit"
Central Christian-Dr. w. A. Shullen-
berger. pastor. Morning theme "A
deavor; night theme. Have Courage"
First Friends-The Rev. O. + Folger.
pastor l0:45 a. m. a guest pastor will be
present; $50 .. m. Quaker Club meets.
Garfield Park Baptist-The Rev Louis
G. Grafton. pastor. Morning theme.
Painting the Pump; night Building on
Riverside Park NJ. E.-The Rev. H j.
Keser pastor. Morning theme. The
Opportunity at Hand night, Prof. c. E.
Dammion of Purdue will speak on What
Is There in Religion"
Englewood Christian-The Rev O. A.
Trinkle. pastor Morning theme, The
kingdom Within and The Purpose of the
Gospel"
First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Joseph A. Meers pastor Morning theme.
"Voicipg the Future: $50 D. m. Young
peoples meeting
Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert j.
Wilson. pastor. Morning theme, Those
Who Serve: night. "Hillside's Favorite
Scripture Text.
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Strdck Receives Second
Chance With Stranger
Charlie First Wrested Lewis in 1890; They VIII Head
line Armory Mat Program Her Tuesday.

Charlie United States Olyn nc wrestling ace who
turned will his shot at the veteran "a
sng these powerful gdators CLASH at the
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NATIONAL
KarS1s. 40: Kansas State. II.
WilminEtOn. so; Button. IS.
Mount Union 40. Case IS
Ohio Northern, 81: Heidelberg. IS.
New York University. 81. GEORGETOWN.
Davis Iklns. 81. Shepherd. IS.
Western Reserve. s.. John Carroll. 90
Superior Teachers. IS. Lacrosse Teach
Eureka. as Bradley. 81.
Illinois College SO. ArkSanSas AE2ies. IS
Omaha. 50, kearney. 26
Central AZ DUBUQUE. Sc.
Dc sots WESLEYAN. IS. Yankton. IS
VALLEY City. IS. Msvvile. 40
South Dakota School Of Mines. IS:
Wiitenbere 50: Marietta. 2s.
B2N.irs Green; y Otterbein s.
Galudet. IS: MARYLAND State Normal
puouesne. 50: Carnegie Tech. %.
Geneva. SO. WayneSourg. p.
- PENNSYLVANIA. 80; Tennessee Wesleyan.
Grove CITY. -: Penn q.
Thief. 81. Slipper Rock. IS
Cornell COLLEGE, 2s: Carleton. IS.
Grinnen. IS: washington. 2s.
North Dakota. 20. Morningside. -.
Monmouth IS, Coe IS
s.. Johns SO: St Marv's. IS.
River Falls. IS: Stout. Is.
Winona, 81. Bemidii. 20.
Midland. 81. Nebraska Wesleyan 81.
Simpson. 50: Iowa Wesleyan. "a.
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County Teams
Scramble for
Tourney Title
Giants, Cards, Comets and
DeCaturS in Basket
Scraps Today.
SCHEDULE TODAY

SCHEDULE TODAY
1:30.-Decatur Central VS.. Castle
ton.
2:30-f3en Davis VS.. Southport.
7:3o-LOser 1870 VS.. loser 2:3O
icons 0lation).
S:3O-Winner 1870 VS.. winner $3.50
final.
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JUNIOR HIGH TOURNEY

JUNIOR HIGH TOURNEY
At Frankfort
Cutler. Il: jackson township. S.
Cclfax. -. Pnueu. Il.
Attca. 10. Summltviic. 3.
Buffalo Il Alexandria. 5.
CaClT IS FCWlCr. g.
Frankfort Il. Walnut Grove. 6.
New Market Is. KloudiSe E.
L.lGberEh. IS. Freelsud Park. ?.
Fgankton. 3. cambridge. Is
Anderson g. West Lafayette. Is.
Cutler. IS. Colfax. IS
Attica. IS. Buffalo 9.
MIAMI COUNTY TOURNEY
At Peru
Chill. -. Converse. q
Gay. 81, Peru 3. Is.
Butler Township. -; Mexico. IL.
SHELBY COUNTY TOURNEY
Al ShelbyvIle
Waidron. 81, Nj. Auburn, IS.
Fairlznd. 2e. Morristown. ~.
Moral ~, Soggssown. IS.
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Valley Mills Friends-The Rev. John
Roberts. pastor. Morning theme. The
Place of QUakerdom in the Kingdom of
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erous Living" night. THE Vision of the
TrumpetS."
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Advent EpiscopaI-The Rev. George S,
southworth. rector, 1880 p. m. Holy
Communion; $50 a. m, Sunday school;
II a. m. morning prayer and sermon.
alone With God"
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College Net Scores
STATE

STATE
Anderson AZ: TAYLOR. 81.
Western State Normal. -: Valparaiso
Indiana State. %; Ball State. q over
timel.
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Second Friends-The Rev L. D. Lock-
wood, pastor. Church school at $50;
deayor at $50 and evangeliStic service
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Garden CITY Christian-The Rev. Frank
r. MeSserSmith. pastor. Morning theme,
Transition Not Transaction. night. The
Gift of the Holy Spirit"
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Fletcher Place NJ. E.-The Rev Howard
G. Lytle pastor. AT the morning service.
the Fletcher Place Baby Clinic Mothers
Club will be guests with the pastor
speaking on What We Owe to Children;
night. THE Voice of God" with the
Junior Choir singing.
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Starved Heart: $50 D m. Christian Err
deayor: NIGHT theme. "Have Courage"
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First Friends-The Rev. o. + Folger.
pastor. l0:45 a. m. a guest pastor will be
present; $50 D. m. Quaker Club meets.
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Fairfax Christisn-The Rev. I. j. Ker-
rick. pastor. GAS a. m. theme, THE
Gladness of Responsibility; 730 D. m.
theme, Crucial Problems of Today" This
service will be an old-fashioned one rep
resenting the customs of the church Is
years ago
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Fifty-First Street NJ E.-The Rev Will
bur D. Grose. pastor Morning theme
The Meaning of Loyalty; $50 D. M
Epworth League conducted by the pastor;
1870 p. NJ the church will attend service
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian church
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Cadle Tabernacle Evangelist Grady
Cantrall vice-president of the Interde-
nominational Evangelistic Association. will
row. At night, he will speak on What
Shall 1 Do to Be Saved?" His morning
sermon will be broadcast over WLW.
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Belmont U. B.-The Rev. John c. Rob
erts, pastor. Morning theme, Faiths
Foundation; night, What the Church
Means to America"
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Women's Bible Glass of Third Christian
Tomorrow morning Mrs ]. Harry Green
will be guest soloist. Mrs. Curtis Hodges
Will speak on "PauNs Great Concession"
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First BaptiSt-The Rev Carleton w
Atwater. pastor Morning theme. "A
Super-View of Life night. Reasons or
EXcuses."
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Eighth Christian The Rev Glen w
Nell, pastor. Morning, the Rev. T. J.
Simpson. West Washington Street Presby
What Are You Worth?"
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Garfield rife p Park Baptst17The Rev Louis
Painting the Pump; night Building on
Sand and Rock"
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Broadway NJ. E. Vesper Service-At the
vesper service to be held tomorrow at 4:30
p. m. special musical program will be
given Willard E. Beck is director of
music and Mrs. John English is organist
Dr. Richard M Willard. PASTOR will
speak on His Custom"
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West Morris Street Christian-The Rev
Garry L. Cook, pastor. Morning theme
"Pauls Letter to the Galatians: night,
"Andrew-Jesus' First Disciple"
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Tabernacle Presbyterian Tomorrow
night. young people representing the North
Side churches will hold district meeting
in connection with the Peace Declama-
ton Contest. The contestants will be
Robert Treanor of the Fifty-First Street
Methodist. Edward Hess of the Meridian
Heights Presbyterian, Miriam Kimble Of
the Broadway Evangelical and Jane Ann
Greenlee of the Tabernacle Presbyterian.
The winner will represent the district in
county contest to be held later.
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-Dr Charles Drake
Skinner pastor Morning theme. "A
Great Commitment; night, young people S
fellowship program with Miss Marie
Newell, deaconeSS, speaking.
Emerson Avenue Baptist-The Rev H.
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In City Churches Sunday

All Saints Cathedral The Rt Rev
Joseph NJ Francis. bishop. Holy COM
munion. 80: church school. e:45: church
hour nursery. 1885; morning prayer and
sermon, II.
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Frank Coval blasted his wav to a $50
total to top the individual scoring in the
Hl!icrest League. bowling at PritchettS
er with SAC Charley GRAY with SAB and
Joe Fulton with SOB. Kempers Divots
session. the Darnaby Puts being The vic
Tins of the triple beating. .Selmlers Cad
oles won two from DavidsonS Stvmies.
Warrens Traps grabbed a pair from the
Woods Irons and the Rowes RouChS won
the rubber from the Youngs Drivers.
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First Moravian EpiSeOpal-The Rev
Donald W. Conrad pastor Morning
theme, "A Christian Folly" night. Life
Begins Anew"
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rrhf se"O pSstor Morning theme Ngn The
kingdom Within and The Purpose of the
CyOsneI
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University Park Christian-The Rev
James H. Tilsley, pastor. Morning theme:
"PraYer and the Christian" at 29th-st and
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st. Matthews Episcopal-The Rev. VIII
liam Burrows. priest in charge. Holy COM
munion at 1870; church school at $50.
morning service az i0.45.
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1 TO 600 totals emerged as the
Schmitt Insurance team won twice
over indianapolis Paint and Color.
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Kenwood-av: night. Uniting With God,
} People" at 40th-st and Capttol-av
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the GopherS when they meet Nov. 9.
OSSic Solems team is favored by
this weeks schedule. Iowa is host
TO Indiana. while Minnesota must
play Purdue. Other Big Ten teams
will be engaged as follows:
Notre Dame at Ohio State. Hi
nois at Northwestern, Pennsylvania
at Michigan. Chicago and Wiscon-
sin Will be idle.
The card contains two Of the
countrys best attractions for the
week. The Notre Dame-Ohio State
game brings together the two out
standing candidates for national
championship honorS The Purdue
Minnesota contest promises to be
another thriller.
Buckeyes Crush Foes
Although Notre Danes record is
more impressive than Ohio's, the
latter probably will be favored in
the betting. The Buckeyes defeated
kentucky, Drake, Indiana and
Northwestern SO easily that most
fans believe Coach Francis
Schmidt hasn't found it necessary to
display his teams real strength.
The Irish have won from Kansas,
Carnegie Tech, Wisconsin, Pitts
burgh and Navy Against Pitt and
Navy they had to shoot the
works.
Purdue's defeat by Carnegie Tech
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Five Events on
Hall Bill Tonight
Malone and Bogart to Mix
in Main Go.

The wrestling show at Tomlinson
Hall tonight will consist of five
bouts with two main events. The
final one will match Eddie Malone
of Ireland and Nolan Bogart, Pitts
burgh light-heavy. They clash for
two out of three falls.
The first of the features will bring
together Eddie Pope of New York
and Dick Griffin of Detroit, also in
a tWo-out- of -three-falls tuSsle.
In the semi-fnal the clever Tar
zan Reeves of Cincinnati will tackle
Jack Smithers Of Columbus, O., IN a
two out of three-falls tug.
In special one-fall event Red
Strassinger, local grappler, will
meet Irish Parker, former amateur
champ, who will be making his sec
ond pro start. The curtain-raiser
will offer two novices, Bill Bend
and David Morris, in one-fall, 10
minute time limit affair at $50.
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By Eddie Ash
AND HINkLE IS CLOSE WITH %
STEVENS PICKS "a OUT OF

IiE good and bad this week is being given to the
Perfect Picker Petes day ahead of customary time
There much good that decided to hurry it to
press The Times reader football experts went big
selections of the last weekend games Bob Stevens
1927 ~ Aabamast tops with "a hits of games
That's coming surprisingly close because there plenty
of problems
Eddie llinkle Of Bloomington Ind, step behind with
% hits in the tough field Stevens four misses
CamegePurdue, IIanoverEvansvie Dartmouth Harvard
and Stanford-Washngon Inkes fumbles Carnegie
Purdue AuburDuke, Army-Yae Observation-Disclosures and
Iowa-Ilnois.
e oo a Kas % Ka by Hpa a 9d had ns
good batch missing actual results several
pognosticator,
California Ill oca results Chicago AL and California 26
EVIDENCE that the The Times grid sharp
Il shooters reach mids form indicated by the fact that II
e C. Morris AS 5 Gsdsonc-ay Charles segcman
ee Netzorg 3548 carrolon-av Earl Miller 81 S Colorado
ay I'd deney s27 n o@f9[d Emma Wad 9
indianapolis police department MIS- william Narz 3745 Win
Amo o o Columbus md Dale Beo: Greenfield
Davis IA court-st, Cincinnati.
TWENTY SEVEN landed and altogether
it was successful week handicapp" The entries went
from all the to II hits
and up Many good hits were tailed BY y e ong blank
these will be given special attention @ m bhed tomorrow to allow
fansm study the new lineup OF selections
THE PERFECT PICKER PETE LETTER BOX
IRON Indianapolis beef also
20 out OF 90 but nothing
mentioned n Thanks
had II hits 10 misses and he picked
That that ScoeSs His
Virginia Kentucky, Michigan
Southern California
Heus indianapolis had ID hits nine
the His naming Pitt
Indiana Detroit Vanderbilt Duke Southern
and Carolina State
games of &c bad
the Shirley Temple
the selection blank and
in. this happen hal"
Shirley that We matched by
the little lady of the films.
that title Perfect Picker
Pete and to the best of ability pigskin shall eat
experts" along about ready
surrender. Most of them belong the doghouse
SIR fair all" Perfect
Picker Pcte platfom sometimes
foot slips throwing him
play it's cppotue time for laugh
It's story about team that
gree Fed Grange there and starring
Fellows said the
gle play
have none of the rough stuff Rcd
we don't We want to this
win it fair and Now,
And the the
the coach shouted It's his right leg"
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Slagel, one of the heaviest mat
men in the game, scales 265, but is
far from slow for a big fellow. He
has a style of his own when it comes
to shaking loose from tough holds
and because of his ability to do so,
he has been nicknamed the 'Hou-
DIM of the mat"
Brown, a 220-pounder, is one of
the most popular wrestlers ever to
appear at the Armory and it is more
than likely that the majority of
fans will be roofing for him in his
tug with Slagel.
Matchmaker Carter completed
his program today by matching
Rudy Strongberg, 900, Milwaukee,
with Bob Blair, 900, of Omaha, for
the opener. Strongberg won his
first time here three weeks ago
Blair beat Lee Myers last week.
Rudy Laditzi, 235, New York, re-
turns in the semi-windup against
Dorve Roche. 900, New Orleans.
Laditzi has won his only two LEGAL
tussles. The show will open at
$50.
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Florida City
to Be Indians
Spring Camp
WauchuIa, Near West Coast
Is Selected for Tribe
Training.

Red Killefer's Indianapolis In
dams are going to represent Wau-
chula in the Florida Grapefruit
League next spring after an alb
sence of three years from the Sun
shine State. Dale Miller, road sec
rotary, closed an agreement with
the Wauchula Chamber of Com
merce over the weekend and that
is the spot where the Tribe will do
it's 1886 training.
The Hoosiers have covered a lot
of territory in the South in years
gone by, training in different years
in Georgia, Florida, Texas, Louis
lana and Kentucky. or is Kentucky
in the South? 1t wasn't last spring,
for at Mayfeld, where the Indians
tried to train, it rained much of
the time and when it wasn't raining
the frigid atmosphere handicapped
the team.
The new camp at Wauchula, Fla,
is the seat of Hardee County, and is
inland about so miles from Braden-
ton on the west coast of the state.
It's population is little more than
5000. The city is near the big league
spring training baseball belt and
the Tribe will arrange an attrac-
tive exhibition schedule during the
baseball convention at Dayton, O.,
late next month.
The last year the Indian trained
in Florida was 1892, when they gave
up their camp at Sarasota. They
worked out at French Lick and in
Texas in 1888. at Evansville in 1884
and at Mayfeld, KY, this year.
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The result at Lafayette was q
shock to the Purdue alumni. An
underdog Carnegie Tech eleven
fought its heart out to stage proba-
bly, the biggest upset of The week
end and downed the hitherto I'M
defeated BoilermakerS, TO.
Notre Dame passed up The sub
marine attack and instead chose to
bomb the Navy from the air at
Baltimore. The Irish came through
with their fifth consecutive victory
of the season, 14-0, at the expense
Of the MiddieS.
The game between Notre Dame
and Ohio State at Columbus next
Saturday now becomes a natural"
with both teams undefeated. And
right here in Indianapolis fans will
have an opportunity to witness an
other natural between a pair of
bitter rivals, Wabash and Butler.
who likewise have escaped defeat
this season.