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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
By Eddie Ash
SLEEPY WALKER Is IN DEMAND
TWO CLUBS SEEK TIGER REBEL

Tor guy described dumb, this Ouieder Gerald Walk
of the Detroit Tigers setting record in the popu
aty league. Both the New York Yankees and ST. Louis
Browns have made offers for Mr. Sepyhead in spite of the
fact Walker is notorious dead weight the bases. He
fined and suspended by Manager Mickey Cochrane last
year for stupid base running but the punishment failed to
supply cure.
Walker reinstated and promised 70 reform" but in
the world series he caught mapping off first base after
delivering timely hit pinch hitter 1t that Gerald
is all and pays much attention to the remarks of
others that he fOrges Re base and falls prey to
snap throws by the enemy.
Manager Yankees Chief Rogers
point Hence
they willing and chance finding remedy for
You can't the sacks without getting Mccarthy
something that be said
drawing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Big League Basketball

THE New York Renaissance
Il basketeers. void Negro cham
pions. have found Indiana 10 be a
state that appreciates big league
basketball. This feeling has led the
Negro sharpshOOters TO show at
their best when playing within the
boundaries Of HOOsierdom.
The Renaissance quintet sched-
uled four games in Indiana this
week. They met the Indianapolis
Kautskys at Brazil last night, and
the teams Will meet again IN Frank
fort tonight and at Richmond
Thursday.
on Wednesday the Negro champs
will appear in indianapolis, meet
ing the fast Hilgemeier Packers at
Butler fieldhOuse.. Clever doesn't
begin to describe the skill Of the Re-
Nuisance with a basketball. And
they seldom miss a shot. Their floor
work IS marvellous and their general
play borders on perfection.
The game tomorrow night VIII
marx the last appearance Of the
Renaissance team in indianapolis
this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Purdue Cage
Team Downs
I.U., ABS
Big Ten Title May Be De-
cided at Lafayette
March q.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO Feb. 19.-Purdue's
Boilermakers and the Wisconsin
Badgers raced well out in front Of
the pack today in the Big Ten chase
for basketball honors, with Pur-
due in the van by a nose.
The Boilermakers retained the
league lead last night by defeating
Indiana, A to 38. Wisconsin skinned
through a dangerous spot with a
hair-raising victory over Mime
Sota,' % to 81. In the conferences
neither regions Illinois defeated
Ohio State, 1896, and Northwestern
avenged an early defeat by taking
Michigan, 26-16.
The nights results made it likely
that the Western Conference title
will be decided March 4 when Pur-
due and Wisconsin meet at Lafa-
yette. The Boilermakers won from
Wisconsin early in the season, 81
to SO.
Saturdays schedule will match
Purdue and Ohio State at Colum-
bus, Illinois anu Minnesota at Min
neapoliS, Wisconsin and Michigan
in Ann Arbor, Northwestern and In
diana in Bloomington and Iowa and
Chicago in Chicago.
CtondipCc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Butler Swimmers
in Contest Here
California Troupe to Give
Special Exhibition.

The Butler University swimming
team will meet the Huntington Y
NJ. G. A. team in the Butler pool
tonight with a special exhibition of
fancy and comical diving and SWIM
ing being given by the Ambassador
Hotel aquatic team of Los Angeles,
Cal. The comedy team performed
in the Butler pool last week.
The team is on 6000-mile tour of
the United States. Canada and Mex
leo. The four members, T. N.
Tucker, Bill Levin, Hans Rath and
Harry E. Pierson, all have won
championships in swimming and
diving.
Their program tonight will include
exhibitions in all speed events, dem
onstrations in diving and life saving.
The meet tonight will begin at 8
o'clock.
Featuring the event will be the
meeting Of Flyer of Huntington,
state "Y" breast-stroke champion,
and Ochiltree of Butler, who is I'M
defeated this season. The race will
be held over the 200-yard course.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Second Half Rally

By Times Specidl
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 19-Pur
due passed Indiana midway in the
second half and finished strong to
score a 44-to-38 basketball victory
here last night which kept the Boil
ermakers atop the Big Ten Confer
ence standing.
The Crimson cagers put up a
courageous fight to lead at the in
Permission, II to Is, but showed eff
fects of their gruelling Saturday
night battle with Wisconsin late in
the closing period. Jefferson gym
was packed for last nights tilt.
Kessler Tops EN- All
Bob Kessler, Purdue forward, was
the individual star of the encounter.
He sped down the floor time and
again to score with uncanny accur-
acy which Melted 10 field goals. An
additional three free throws gave
him a total of % points.
Stout and Walker were Steadiest
for Indiana, with IA and points
LNCA4A " VI 4AAAAoOA4 4OA
ward, was sent out of the game on
personal fouls and the Indiana CEN
ter, Fechtman, was held to one free
throw His rival pivot man, Sew
ard of Purdue, made two field goals
and two charity losses.
Nip-and-Tuck Battle
Purdue gained a one-point lead
Immediately after the second half
started, on a field goal by Seward
but Cunning of Indiana also con-
nected.
The Purdue crowd went wild as
the wiry little KeSSler dashed down
the floor twice in rapid succession
and made closeup shots.
Indiana drew to within one point
Of tying the score at 1924 on field
shots by Stout and Walker, but
Kessler came through again for
Purdue and from then on his team
was not headed. Summary:
Purdue (44) Indiana 1897
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
MANUAL CAGE TEAM
DRILLS ARE LIMITED

No practice drills were held by the
Manual High School basketball team
yesterday because of the fortieth
anniversary celebration held by the
school. A freshman encounter be-
tween the Manual and Cathedral
rhinies was to occupy the Redskin
gym this afternoon. leaving time
for only short workout by the
varsity.
Tomorrow afternoon will provide
the only full workout Of the week
for the Redskins in their preparation
for the important tilt at Shortridge
Thursday night. Manual is cunning
for its first victory over the Blue
Devils in six years of regular sea-
son games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Hope He Makes 1t

lie couldn't make the grade with
IL the Giants, Yankees, an d
Cleveland. so Fay Thomas, at the
age Of 20, again is attempting to
crack the majors, this time with the
ST. Louis Browns.
The big Highlander, from his
performance with Los Angeles Of the
Pacific Coast loop in 1884, now has
the best prospects Of sticking in any
Of his attempts. His record with
the Angels was % victories and only
4 defeats, which was rated sensa-
tional by coast observers and major
league scouts. He is former Uni
versity of Southern Cali fornia
student.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Steve Reaches Germany
for Go With SchmeIing

By Times Special
HAMBURG, Germany, Feb. 49,
Steve Hamas. American boxer, who
will meet Max Schmeling in a
heavyweight prize fight here
March 10, arrived yesterday with
his manager, Charlie Harvey.
The former Penn State College
athlete said he trained daily dur
ing his voyage from New York. He
expected to open training quarters
near Hamburg Immediately.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19

Hilgemeier'S Packers. with sea-
sons record ci 10 wins in 20 starts
claim an edge in city pro basketball
as a result Of their recent victory
over the KlutSkys at the Armory
The Packers Will be meeting the
Renaissance team for the first time.
Intact since 1925. the Renaissance
are one Of the greatest passing
teams in TIE game. Float passes,
spot passes. bounce passes and ball
handling that the eye has difficulty
in following are part Of their rep
ertOire.
The Negro wonder five" is ex-
pected 10 start Charley Cooper and
Eyre Saitch. forwards; Wee Willie
Smith. 6-fOOt-5-inch center, and
Clarence tFaO jenkins and BIZ
Yancey. guards. against the locals.
Other outstanding members OF the
Renaissance squad include Pappy
Kicks. VINO averaged LAG points a
game last season. and Johnny Holt.
guard. Saitch has held the national
Negro tennis championship.
Addition Of Frank Baird. former
Butler ace who has been out OF the
lineup with a sprained ankle, is ex-
pected TO bolster the Packer quintet S
chances for victory. Cy Profhtt. an
other former Butler star. may see
some action. although he has not
fully recovered from a recent throat
operation
Other Packers who likely will get
into the game include Ship. Coffin
Yohler, Campbell. Evans and Bot
tema.
officials have arranged 10 open
the doors Of the fieldhouSe at 6 p. N.
for the contest. There will Be a pre-
lin contest at g. The main attrac-
ton viii start at 9.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Link Belt Ewart
Wins in Overtime
Downs Kingan Five in Fast
Tourney Encounter.

A double overtime tilt between the
Link Belt Ewart cagemen and the
Kingan & Co. quintet proved the
feature contest in the opening play
Of the city independent basketball
tourney last night at the Dearborn
gym. The Link Belt squad came
of victorious. 81 to II. when Lang
and Ailburn scored from the field in
the second extra period.
The indianapolis Flashes "a
trimmed the KautSky Reserves. 80
10 l6: the Wayne Park Garage
downed Union Trust. IL to 80. and
the Union Printers triumphed over
Quality Foods. 80 to %, in other
tourney games.
The schedule tonight.
7:0o-LanE'S Market rs Drinks, Inc.
5;io-Hoosier A c. rs. Citizens Gas
s:iO-Phi Sigma Chi vs.. Prest-O-Lits
Battery.
9:so-CaptaI Snents vs.. Wolf Cubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Sailing to Greece

GEORGE THEODORATOS. giant
VI Washington Sta tie College
tackle and weight man, is one OF
four American college athletes, sons
of Greek-born parents, sailing for
meets in Greece and the Near East
on July l.
The others are Peter Chelzos,
Southern California pole vaulter
and broad and high jumper; John
Fatseas, hurdler and broad jumper
of New York University, and Tony
Serakos, Michigan quarter miller
who also will run the 200 meters.
The quartet will compete against
an all-Greek team in Athens, par
ticipate in the Balkan games in
Constantinople. and appear in a
meet at Alexandria and in several
dual events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
|. A. C. STAGES GLOVE
AND WRESTLING SHOW

Boxing and wrestling matches
held in an open ring afloat in the
swimming pool were the feature en-
tertainment at the Indianapolis
Athletic Clubs stag party last night.
Frequent duckings added to the en-
tertainmen. Results of the con-
tests:
Wrestling-125 pounds. Bob Bennett de-
cisioned Rile Smith; heavyweight, Bob
Leach defeated Aggie Kamm.
Boxing-145 pounds Bernard Nou and
Johnny Spangler fought to no decision:
ll8 pounds. Bud Oottey and Norvsl Bin
ringer fought to draw; 126 pounds. Johnny
Krukemeier and Johnny Davidson. fought
to draw: l35 pounds, Roy Mumough de-
feated Gales.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Up and Up and Up

CORNELIUS JOHNSON. west
u Coast Negro high jump senSa-
ton. co-holder with Walter Marty
of the official record of feet 8Ss
inches. believes that the leapers will
reach seven feet before long.
do not be surprised at this
calculation" he saws. Marty,
George Spitz. and myself all have
done 6 feet 10 inches in practice.
Competition yet Will bring out a
Jump Of more than seven feet.
Marty already has jumped more
than 6 feet 9 inches in competition,
and the ceiling IS bound to rise"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
GREYH0UNDS FINISH
CAMPAIGN AT NORMAL

The Indiana Central basketball
team will close the season Saturday
with a tilt against Central Normal
at Danville. Dave DeJernett, vetarer
center; Bill Schaefer and Harry
Spurgeon, guards, will be playing
their last game under the Cardinal
colors. Coach Harry Good directed
the Greyhounds in light drill ses-
sion yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
BUTLER TRACK TEAM
TO GO ON ROAD TRIP

The Butler University track squad,
victor over Purdue in its opening
indoor meet of the season. will en-
gage Michigan Normal's thinlies at
Ypsilanti. Mich, on Saturday.
Butler will be without the serv-
ices of Ray Sears, distance star,
however. Sears will compete In the
National A. A. U. indoor meet at
New York, Saturday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Gehrig Signs
Contract for
1885 Season
Famous Yankee Comes to
Terms: Believed Paid
$4,000 Salary.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Lou
Gehrig, New York Yankees first
baseman and outstanding player in
the American League, today agreed
to terms for his 1885 salary and
signed his contract
! Col. Jacob Rupert, Yankee owner,
made no mention Of the salary, but
baseball men generally believe that
Gehrig received a substantial in
crease over last years $4,000.
Lou Asked for $4,000
It was understood that the club
offered SGT 900, that Gehrig asked
for $4,000, and probably COM
promised on $4,000.
Baseball writer's we're surprised at
the speed with which Rupert and
Gehrig adjusted their salary differ
ences. When Lou returned from a
trip around the world, he indicated
he was prepared for a strenuous
holdout battle unless the Yankees
paid what I think I am worth"
King of American League
He said it was time that he
cashed in on his ability after hav-
ing such a good season in 1884 when
he led the American League in bat
ting, home runs. runs batted in and
stretched his all-time record for
consecutive games played to 1904.
TodayS signing left the Yankee
management free to concentrate on
Babe Ruth, who returns tomorrow
from a world tour. The Yanks
mailed Ruth a dollar-a-year pro-
visional contract" but it is not GER
tain the Babe wishes to remain
with the club another year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
CONACHER HOLDS LEAD
IN ICE SCORING RACE

By United Press
MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-Charl}e
Conacher, Toronto wing, today holds
a 6-point lead in the National
Hockey League scoring race, official
figures reveal.
He has increased his total to 40
points. Frank Boucher of the
Rangers in the American division
has SO, and Harvey Jackson, team
mate of Conacher in the Interna-
tional division. is third in the cir
cult with "a.
Conacher also leads in goal-scor-
ing with %. and has made 10 as
sists for his AZ points. Jackson is
second in goals, with 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Latest From KiHefer

A IL hoped up and ready to go,
N is the way Manager Red Kille-
fer of the indianapolis ball club
expresses his eagerness to begin an
other fight for the flag in the
American Association. Red sent
that word from his home in Cali
fornia. He will leave Friday for
indianapolis and will go to work at
Perry Stadium next Tuesday.
A special meeting of American
Association magnates has been
called for Feb. 81. 1t will be held
at the Auditorium Hotel in Chi
cago. Prexy Thomas j. Hickey did
not disclose the reason for the ses-
sion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
I'll. S. Net Scores

Central Catholic eft. Wayne, 25;
Decatur Catholic, %.
Central (South Bend, 25; Mar
blehead CMaSs) IA.
st. Mary's (Anderson), "a; Gag
City, %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Conference Crown
to North Vernon
Panthers List 10 Wins in
S. E. |. H. S. Loop.
By Times Special

By Times Special
SCOTTSBURG, Ind, Feb. 10
The North Vernon basketball team
has been declared 1934-35 champion
of the Southeastern Indiana High
School Conference, it was an
nounced today by Secretary J. A.
Mohler of Scottsburg.
Coach Englehart's Panthers have
won 10 of II conference games, and,
with but one week of competition
left, it is impossible for any loop
team to overtake them. North Yer
non will receive the trophy from
Aurora, last season champion.
Conference standings:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
StrikeOut Artist

TINE king of the strikeout artists
IL Of 1894 viii Join the Brooklyn
Dodgers at Orlando. Fla. Feb. Is
for spring training.
He is Frank j. Lamanske, a south
paw. Pitching for Davenport Of the
Western League last summer, the
youngster whitfield 216 batters. win
ming "A games and losing only T.
Night ball was a regular thing in
the Western loop last year and the
Dodgers wont know Lamanske's
true worth until they test him
under fire in daylight games.
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put out the advance report that
Blackboard was going to pooh
pooh" C'viile's three straight vic
tories. Fooled again" the
Giddappers, no doubt, will mutter
if they notice that Blackboard has
reeled off come sweet sentiment
on the Athenians. THAT
Valentine may not be SO funny
after ALL" Chic Yarbrough, still
with the Frankfort Times, was
heard to. mutter following the re-
port that the Jeffmen had en-
crow-ched on Greencastle by 10
points. Yarbrough also an
nounces that Delphi connected on
only three of IA gratis attempts
in the Frankfort fray :. why do
you suppose the FrankfurterS
committed that many fouls in a
walkaway game? Jim Com
stock, NobleSville's appendicitis
victim, is in top physical condi-
ton again and rarin' to go
which means he'll be back in fine
trim for the sectional for
some unknown reason they're call
ing Comstock "Rubinoff" up in
Noblesville mebbe it's because
he fiddles around so successfully
under the basket. .. The LoganS-
port Berries showed no exception
al craftsmanship in whipping Ko-
komo, % to Is the Berries
connected on Is of So attempts
from the floor and three of 10
from the charity line. Bob
Stranahan at Newcastle is calling
Harold Shaner, Muncie's expert
goal-sniper "Hot-Shot Harold"
it's a result of Harold's goal
ing against the Trojans. A
Ben Davis Booster wants Coach
Gerichs to give his "Tarzan" sub
a chance in the sectionals
probably meaning Frieje. 81
wonder what's the matter with
Plainfield. They show plenty of
fight until the last five minutes
or So" wonders The Dreamer.
H. H. vigorously applies the
lash to the middlemen of the
Tech Shelbyville tussle and urges
Blackboard begin drive for better
officiating. Blackboard to the
contrary, has seen very little ar
biting to narp about this season
=. two games of the city tourney
excepted and Blackboard spoke
his piece on them.
HUTT
MEIER
MOCAS
CHILDERS
BLAND
FISCHER
McCLEARY
WEAVER
HANLEY
The thingamabob above is an
invention of the effervescent
Bottsey Of Tech. Bottsey also
bubbles over with the announce
ment-"I am going to sign of for
the rest Of the season because I
hate to run things into the
ground"
You can't kid Blackboard, Bott-
sey. When the heat of the Sec
tional is turned on and your boys
60 to battle. and everybody gets to
accusing this and challenging that
you'll be back.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
MMANUS AT ST. PAUL
By Times Special

y z 7 INC ; WFTTIF
ST. PAUL. Feb. l9-Marty Nc
ManuS. former manager of the Bos-
ton Red Sox. signed a contract to
manage the American Association
81. Paul baseball club on his arrival
HERE yesterday. He was appointed
10 the position. several weeks ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19

Corydon, Brookville, Paoli, North
Madison and Austin are not in
Guided in the championship stand
ings because of insufficient confer
ence competition. Corydon and
Brookville lead circuit teams which
have played less than seven games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
National Negro Meet
to Be Held at Gary

By United Press
GARY, Ind, Feb. 19.-The Ma
tional Negro High School basketball
tournament will be held here
March 90 and 80 at Roosevelt High
School, it has been announced.
Roosevelt High is defending cham
pion. The Crispus Attucks team of
Indianapolis will come here Thurs
day night for a tilt with Roosevelt,
which may determine whether the
quintet from the capital city will
compete in the national event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Kautskys DOwned
by New York Five
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
BRAZIL, Ind, Feb. 10. - The
Kautsky A. G. professional quintet
of indianapolis was defeated by the
New York Renaissance Negro team
here last night, Al to 30.
Scoring honors we're we'll divided
by the Renaissance squad, with
Jenkins totaling II points. Joe
Reiff and Johnny Wooden were out
standing for the Kautskys. Reiff
made good eight of 10 attempted
free throws. The Kautskys and the
New York club will meet tonight at
Frankfort. Summary last night:
Kautsk3 (3O) Renaissance (4D.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
BEANBLOSSOM NINE MEETS

The Beanblossom A. G baseball
team will meet tonight at at H.
Brunners home, 1241 West Ray-st.
The team will organize for the COM
ing season. All last year players
and those wishing to try out are
asked to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
De PduW in Victory
Over Armour Tech
By United Press

By United Press
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. 10
De Paw avenged an early season
defeat by upsetting Armour Tech
of Chicago, 81 to "a, in a basketball
game here last night.
The Tigers took an early lead and
were ahead, % to 16, at the half.
Summary:
he Pauw (271 Armour rrecb f24l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
State College Net Card
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Evansville VS.. Ball State, at Mum
Gle.
Armour Tech (Chicago) VS.. In
diana State, at Terre Haute.
Giffin co. VS.. Huntington Col
lege. at Huntington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Packer Quintet to Test
Renaissance Cdgers Here
Negro Wonder Five Will Play Local Pros in Encounter
at Field House Tomorrow Night.

The Renaissance worlds title claimants from
New York Indianapolis sensations the Hill
gene Packer at feldhOuSe night
three
dividing c.
heldhouse
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Beef VIII Go on Parade
in Mat MeIees Tonight
Kampfer and Steele Are Tops at Armory; BronkO Ma
gurSk Is Paired With Paul Harper.

powerful grapp Kampfer. the
championship Europe will his
welknown Californian tonghts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
THE ABA[KR0ARD
HY kz4UL BlXELL 60

contribution discussing length the stiff regional
~ that will be fought here between Indianapolis team
will take Greenfield seriously Greenfield prob
ably he The renrese from owns
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19

DURDUE and Indiana engaged
l. in one of their customary
spectacular basketball battles at
Lafayette last night before a
throng of excited fans. 1t was nip
and tuck. Indiana led at the
half, II to Is, and Purdue led at
the finish, A to 38. 1t was
struggle.
Tops" for the night was Bob
Kessler, Bouermaker forward. The
Anderson lad scored % points,
consisting of 10 field goals and
three one markers from the free
throw line. The edge in field goals
settled the issue. Purdue tailed
II to IA for the gallant Indiana
team. Free throws chalked were
even, 10 for each quintet.
The runner-up in individual
scoring was Stout of Indiana with
IA points. KeSSler tailed two more
points than the rest of the Purdue
team.
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= = =
HUTT .
MEIER
MOCAS
CHILDERS
BLAND
FISCHER
McCLEARY
WEAVER
HANLEY
STENCIL HEADS SOUTH

By United Press
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Feb. 19.-Ca-
sey Stengel, manager Of the Brook
lyn Dodgers. left today for the
spring training camp in Orlando,
Fla.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Make MiLWdukee Famous

Among other things to be proud Of MlI~aukee IS the
home of the 1corld's match bocllng champs me ne"
Products. The Hels ron the title 6y fnocF@9 OF tpe
Detroit Str6hs and CiH defend 1t IN March dga"St e
Rosatto Barry team of Phuly.