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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
Brown, Cox
Sign Up for
Rivalry Tiff
Scrappers Settle Weighty
Problem and Prepare
to Collide Friday.

Well, it happened.
Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the
Hercules A. G. went into a huddle
with Tracy Cox and Willard Brown,
popular local welterweights, and
emerged today with the announce
ment that Cox and Brown will
square off in 10-round fight at the
Armory this Friday night.
The city's most rivalrous scrap
pers signed for the bout after spend
ing week dickering over their diff
ferences in weight. Cox, who scales
around 140. had insisted that Brown
make 143 pounds at o'clock on the
afternoon of the battle. Brown,
normally fighting at 148, didn't be-
lieve he could shrink that much.
The agreement finally was reached
that Willard must weigh in, plus
togs, at lat at the ringside Friday
night.
Pick Up Weight
The provision was made because
a fighters avoirdupois is an ex-
ceedingly unstable object, and a
mittman weighing certain amount
in the afternoon sometimes adds
two or three pounds before square
away time.
The bout has received the approx
al of the state. Sam Murbarger,
chief inspector of the Athletic Com
mission, not only sanctioned the
joust but declares that the winner
will be recognized as the welter-
weight champion of Indiana.
Mix Different Styles
Both Brown and Cox, using wide
ly different styles of fistic mayhem,
have attracted enthusiastic follow
ings in the state Glove lovers who
like the jabbing, fast-moving school
of boxers favor Brown. Tracy's
hackers praise him as an aggressive
power-punch slugger.
Cox took a decision over his rival
in a previous meeting. Brown
stepped off to an early lead, but
Tracy opened up a stiff punching
attack that the fleet-footed jabber
couldn't shake off.
A number of prelims will be ar
ranged to complete the card.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07

MiIIerS Nose Out Irish in
Extra Period Thriller;
Face Shortridge.
BY PAUL BOXELL

1t must be conceded that Merritt
Murphy. Noblesville scribe, knows
his budding basketball players.
Proof of that fact came out last
night as a by-product of Mobiles
ville's 24-to-22 victory over Ca
thedral in an overtime high school
battle on the local floor.
Before the game started Mr.,
Murphy pointed to a lanky, dark
haired lad in Miller colors and said:
There's a real conner. His name is
Bennett and he's a junior. Just a
sub now, but watch him next
year"
The capacity crowd on hand
wasn't forced to wait another year
to see young Mr.. Bennett perform.
Along about Is minutes later he
entered the game and battered
down Cathedrars apparently safe
lead with two minutes to play,
sending the fray into an extra
period in which the Millers raced to
triumph.
Millers at ShOrtridge
The loss, hard one to take. was
Cathedrals third straight of the
young season. 1t was victory No. 3
in row for NobleSville. Coach
Kennedy kept his players in the
city over night. They will try for
No. 4 tonight when they invade the
Shortridge gym at o'clock.
Coach Joe Dienharts IriShers. by
a bit of brilliant playing in the
fourth period, were ahead 20-to-l4
with hardly two minutes to go. Jar
rell of the visitors connected on a
looping field toss. AS the seconds Of
the final minute licked away. Ben
nett replaced Butler, Immediately
dropped in long field attempt, then
tied up the proceedings from under
the basket.
Good Zone Defense
The local meters uncorked
clever zone defense and spots Of
flashy offensive drive in the game
tauted overtime to get the better
Of them. In the extra session
Stevenson of NobleSville took a
trick pass from Bennett under the
basket and slapped in a perfect pivot
shot. A few seconds later Thorn
drove under to give the Millers a
four point edge. Broderick renewed
Cathedral hopes-and those Irish
rooters really hope out loudi-when
he whipped in long heave. The
celebration was short-lived The
clock halted activities before the ball
hardly had been tossed up again.
Share Scoring Task
The Cathedral quintet proved well
balanced. 1t was impossible 10 Sc
lect one player as the outstanding
Irish performer. They worked to-
gether smoothly in a battling zone
defense in the first half Even a
five minute turn of old-fashioned
stalling by the Millers failed to pull
them out of their positions. The
scoreboard was balanced, 80, at rest
time.
They divided scoring honors with
unusual fairness. Broderick tailed
six points, Jack Conner, five; KILN
ger, four; Lananan, four, and Bob
Conner, four.
Stevenson, veteran forward, was
Noblesville's hero behind the scenes.
He pushed in all eight points made
by the Flour City club in the first
half. He registered IL points in all,
setting the stage for Benefits tri-
umphant entrance. Summary:
Noblesvile (2H. Cathedral t22.
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Indiana Wins
Opening Fray
FeChtman PAGES Crimson tC
44-28 Triumph Over
Ball State.
Times Special

bWeS SpGctul
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. T.
Indiana University's basketball team,
paced by Fred (Reach) Fechtman,
center, from indianapolis, who tai
lied II points opened the hardwood
season here tonight with a 44-28
victory over Ball State, The Hoo
sierS were out in front at the in
PERMISSION, 24-17.
Indiana ran up 1916 advantage
in the first five minutes and had
counted II points before Bob Hesher
gave Ball State its first field goal
Rex Rudicel, tiny guard, put the
visitors back in the game with a
pair of field goals and toss from
the charity line as the half ended
The Hoosiers kept a safe margin
throughout the second half as
Coach Everett Dean of the Indiana
quintet gave his reserves a chance
TO get into action.
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Ben Davis in
Victory Over
Manual Five
Giants Gain Moore Points
in Final Quarter to
Rap Locals.
BY TOM OCHILTREE

After long windup, the Ben Da
Wis basketballers finally went through
the Manual defense last night like
cannon ball through an apple pic
crust.
Final score of this game, played
on the abbreviated Hawthorne Com
munity House floor, was 81 to -
At least, that was what the time
keeper said. No one else seemed
to know, because the electric score
board broke down.
The gallant Manual squad, han
dicapped by the absence of their
coach and the height of the ceiling
made it a contest until the last five
minutes. Then tall, thin Ben Oa-
Wis lad named Harry Moore went on
final tear and put the game in
the ice box.
Seven Out of 10
Moore had plagued the Redskin
guards all evening, but he seemed
to Guido himself in this last charge
The record showed he made seven
baskets out of Is attempts.
The game was sort of an unveil-
ing for the Manual team, and the
boys looked a little rough around
the edges.
Their stoop-shouldered defense
probably was caused by lack of
practice. After organizing the
squad two weeks ago Coach Oral
Bridgeford received an infected foot
and had to go to bed. His assistant,
Harry Thomas, has carried on, but
the boys only had a few practice
drills before the game. The Ben
Davis Stalwarts, on the other hand,
had won six previous starts.
Dribbling on Ceiling
Although the Giants seemed IA
miliar with their surroundings last
night, the Manual METERS never fig
ured out the small gym. Time after
time they tried long shots only to
have them bounce off the ceiling.
The game originally was to have
been played on the South Side floor,
but the Manual senior class was
putting on a little drama there last
night, and the site. had to be
changed.
The Redskins drew first blood
when Dick Gallamore and Ed Roes-
sler sank circus shots. Harry Moore
evidently spent the first period lin
bering up, but he finally went to
work and knotted the count early in
the second period at sail Moore
and Richard Wenning matched one
handed shots, and the score was
tied again.
Moore Erases Worries
Just when the Giant rooters be-
gan to look worried, Moore topped
in one-handed toss from the cor
ner of the floor and gave Ben Davis
10-to-7 advantage at intermission
Roessler missed free throw and
got madden than old Dangerous D
McGrew. Before the fracas was
over, he had fouled Moore, and that
gent calmly dropped in his charity
shot.
The Manual team was still in
there trying and the count stood II
to Is, Ben Davis, at the three quar-
tiers mark
1t was in the last few minutes
that the Manual boys stepped or
their own neckties, and Moore
forged ahead All in all, he had q
very large evening. The summary.
Manual (19). Ben Davis t3n.
u
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
RAMSEY WINS BILLIARD
TILT IN 1903 INNINGS

After 1903 innings, Walt Ramsey
finally defeated Frank Dougherty,
so to SO, in state three-cushion
billiard tournament match at
Coolers parlor last night,
Dougherty led, 81 to 80, after the
arst 81 frames, but slrmped and
failed to make point il. the last 81
innings. The victor had high-run
honors with cluster of four.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
Central Normal to
Clash With Franklin
I lines Special

Times Special
FRANKLIN. Ind, Dec. IA vet
eran Franklin basketball squad will
open its season against Central Nor
NAL here tonight.
The Baptist starting lineup prob
ably will be Capt. Poison and Bar
row. forwards; Miller, center, and j.
Hougland and Terrell, guards. r.
wine and Owens will alternate with
the starting forwards.
With squad of seven returning
letter men and IS reserves, Coach
Roy Tillotson is expected to have
the strongest Franklin team in re-
cent years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
Oaklandon Scores
Victory Over Park
Basket Rivals Stage Close
Fray Here.

A gallant Park School basketball
team went down to a 35-to-32 defeat
before Oaklandon here last night.
The locals built up a 10-to-5 lead
III the first quarter, but Oaklandon
rallied to tie the count, IA to IA, at
intermission. After forging ahead,
the Oaklandon quintet beat back a
determined Park drive and held it's
Lead in the last three minutes of
play,
Hackleman, who counted seven
baskets and five charity losses for
Park, took high scoring honors. Jim
Morris led the visitors with five
field goals and two free throws.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07

Coach Rowland H. Jones probably
will start Sartor and Hardin at the
forward positions. Lssley at center,
and Kasnak and Shoemaker as
guards. The "B' teams will play
a curtain raiser at 7.
Last night the Continentals took
a thriller from Mooresville, SO to 35.
The Mooresville boys, playing on
their home floor, got OFF to an early
lead and had Washington on the
tail end of a 81 to 20 count at half
time. Lasley and Hardin then went
on scoring spree that put the West
Siders in front, and Washington was
able to hold its advantage in the
closing minutes.
Stephens and York shared scor-
ing honors for Mooresville. Sum-
mary:
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Lose lid.Lifter
BIZ United Press

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KOKOMO, Ind, Dec. IA prom
Using Kokomo High School basket
ball team jumped off to an early
lead over Tech of Indianapolis here
last night and stayed in front
throughout the game to triumph, 81
to Is. 1t was the first tilt of the
season for the capital city lads.
Paced by Maddox, veteran guard
who rang up II points, the Kokomo
quintet piled up a 13-to-7 lead over
the visitors in the first half
Emmett McCleery snagged three
field goals and two fouls to pace the
Techmen. Summary:
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College and H. S. Basketball Scores
COLLEGES

Indiana, A; Ball state. %.
Earlham. 46; Taylor, II.
Wisconsin. 26; Michigan State, 81.
Northwestern, Sc: Carleton. ~.
Iowa state. 81; Simpson. IA.
Manchester 81: Huntington %.
Kentucky, AZ; Georgetown tky;l, IT,
Milwaukee Teachers, 49, Carroll, 81.
Elizabethtown, "a; Maryland State
1f Maealeste ~ %; Sioux Fails. 10.
Cornell (Ial. Al; Luther, 20.
Coe, is; Iowa state Teachers, is.
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Kokomo. ga: Tech. IS.
CrispuS Attacks. 81; Kurtz. Is.
a areen 2aYs' q q M shortaidsa Is ls
Washington. SO; Mooresyille' 81, -.
Broad Ripple. "a; westheld, II.
OTHER SCORES
Akron. 81: Atwood 10.
Aiquina, IS; Springfield Township, SO.
Attica. 80; Covington. Is.
Avon. 80; LiZton, 25.
Beaver Dam. 30; Burkett. Fl:
Bedford, IS: Bloomington, 8.
Bippus, 81; Rock Greek, e. =.
Bl oomsd Reserves ss Rlskns S. Newberry VAR
sitv. 20.
Bosse tEvansvillel, %: Petersburg. II.
Bourbon. 81; Argos, Is.
Brazil, 81; Sullivan, Is
Brookville, 80, Liberty, rs.
B-ownstown. Is; Odon. "a.
burlington. %; West Middleton, -.
Carmel, 80; Goldsmith, is.
Cayuga 80: Hillsboro, ~.
Centerville. SO: Boston, 10.
Central South Bend. 80; Washington
South Bend, Is.
Central (Ft. Waynel. 50: North Side; IS.
Central Catholic FIT. Waynel, 81; Wa
terioo. 10.
Clay City. 81: switz City. II.
Clay Miami 81: Bunker Hill, IS.
Clear Creek 20: Lancaster. Is.
Cloverdale. IS; Marshall. ~.
ce'fax. Al; Jefferson Township (Clin-
toni, "a
College Corner. IS; Brownsville, %.
Columbia City, 81; Garrett, 10.
Columbus. AZ: Franklin. 80.
Culver 20: Bremen IL.
Crothersvisle. As: Charlestown. 10.
Dana. 80; st. Bernice. 23.
Decatur, Is: lie Porte, rs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07

League at the IL
linois Alleys.
Games of 223,
227 a n d 258
gained Fehr his
top otcher and
set the pace in
the B lum e s
three-g game vic
tory over Sterling
Beer. j o h n n y
Murphy and Jess
Pritchett Sr, add
ed totals of $50
and 646 to Fehr's
big series, and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
Results in HOOsier
Rife Loop Posted

Scores of this weeks shoot in the
Central Indiana Rifle League are:
State Detachment, 463; Danville
44T.
Hoosier r. e. p, ASS; Plainfield
452.
Shelbyville Legion, 46l; Penn. Ry.
426.
Greenfield Legion, 473; J. ID,
Adams, 40i.
High score for the week was
posted by Gardner of Greenfield,
who scored 98 out of a possible 100.
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MANCHESTER RALLIES


on thifcn PRESS
MANCHESTER. Ind. Dec. IA
last half rally enabled Manchester
COLLEGE to defeat Huntington Col
lage 81 to % last night in an In
diana Conference basketball game,
At the half, Manchester led, IA to
Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
WABASH BEGINS PLAY
By United Press

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Dec. Z.
Wabash College. defending Indi.
| ana conference champion. will meet
Oakland City college here tonight
in its opening game of the l935-36
basketball season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
CHAMP PINS MAZURKA
By United Press

BUFFALO. N. Y, Dec 7.-Danno
OMahoney, worlds wrestling cham
pion from the "old sod," easily threw
Mike Mazurki. Cohces, N. Y. in the
feature bout here last night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
IRISH IN TWIN BILL

~ tHNCd Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec. T.
Unoeaten in three consecutive
games, Notre Dame will play a bas-
ketoall double-header here tonight
against James Millikin and ST.
Joseph'S.
The Irish have averaged 81 points
per game AGAINST Albion, ST. Mary's
OF Minnesota and Kalamazoo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
AHEAD ON BIKES

By tHttcd Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Peden and
Tesla pedaled their way into the
lead of the six-day bicycle race at 8
this morning. They had gone 2212
miles and piled up 464 points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
Ripple Looks Good

For the first time in over a year,
Broad Ripple's netmen were bask-
ing today in the limelight of VIC
tory.
The drought" ended last night
when Coach Frank Baird's boys
thumped Westfield, "A to IL, in the
Tech gymnasium.
The Rockets started off with a
rush and held clear advantage all
the way. The half score was Broad
Ripple, II; Westfield. 3. Credit for
the victory goes in large measure
to the guards. who held the visiting
quintet to three baskets. Fehren-
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Indiana f44)
Ball State ,28l
Totals IL IA al Tote1s

IOVaIS 10 II 1T IOIaIS TO 20
Free throws missed Gndiana) Cunning
Fschtman, g., Etnire. Hoser Huffman
r. Rudicel, M. Stout
Personal fouls 1ndianal Stout. g. Gun
ming. 2; Scott. Fechtman. q Walker. 8:
thurman. Ball Statel Lackey a. Rudicel
q Hesher. 2: Showalter 2: Risingsr' a
Never. Casterline
Off1cials-Stanev Feezel. INDIANAPOLIS:
referee, Nate Kaufman. Shelbyville umpire
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
ELK BoWLERs IN SESSION

The Elk's Bowling League is to
hold its annual banquet at Holly
hook Hill tonight. Members of the
circuit are requested to meet at the
Hotel AntleTs Alleys at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
TWo-DAY SHOOT

A two-day shoot is to be held by
the Indianapolis Skeet Club this
afternoon and tomorrow. A ham
dicap program for both skest and
straight trapshoot events is planned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
FARLHAM RAPS TAYLOR

M thffd PrrSs
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. Earl
nam College opened the first bss-
Ketoall season under Coach j. Owen
Huntsman with a 46-to-12 victory
over Taylor University.
Jordan, Quaker center, led the
scoring with II points,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
BY BERNARD HARMON

1.-TWO new names were added to
a the seasons list of 700 shoot
ers during last nights league en-
gagements John Fehr of Cooks
Goldblume posting a 708 in his
teams Fountain Square Recreation
League appearance and Bob Haags-
ma a 703 while pastiming with the
Pennzoil five of the Washington
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
Continentals and Ripple
Capture Cage Openers
Jonesmen Top Mooresvie, Tackle Southport Tonight
Rockets Trounce Westfed.

School will Southport
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
Sh0rtridge, Tech BoW in
Tits AWay From Home
Blue Devils Lose to Accurate Shipping Greenfield Squad
Kokomo Turns Back Eastsiders.

GREENFIELD 7Inaccuracy,
the h led to shortdge defeat by Greenfield last night
high basketball
being called
The Tigers made good IL charity
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07

The Insurance League, which rolls at
the Central Alleys on Friday nights has
responded to The Times Clothe- Child
movement and will clothe one boy and
one girl. The loop is made up of 16 teams
and is one of the most enthusiastic or
ganiZations in the city
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
Tech 40

Totals 10 Totals 5
Score at Half-Kokomo. IS: Tech. Z.
decentralization tShelbyvillel Um-
pire-SponSler tRichmondl.
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bach and Kelly were outstanding on
offense. The statistics:

Totals It.. g 8 Totals b..
Referee-swan Il. u. Umpire-Eipper
(Butler).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07

Totals IL 10 Totals 80. Q 8
Score at Half-Cathedral. 8: Nobles-
vile, g.
Referee-Fisher. Umpire-Harmeson.
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A Regular Road ShOU

The slogan for basketball tryouts at the University
OF Pittsburgh this evidently is: Make the team
and sec America" Playing 26-gane schedule the
Ptmen slated for II contests the vsiting
team.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02


cades and silk hangingS, Juliet
took a last look around. Her
job, she felt, hung by a thread.
With O'Hara returned there
was, of course, no place for her
in his department.
Or any other definite place in
the organization, as far as she
could see.
Thoughts like these grew one
out of another. In the last hour
there had been time for O'Hara,
if he so desired, to see Madame
Hubert and put in complaints.
The blunder of the Grant
freight shipment was undoubt-
edly still prejudicial in the
Madame's mind.
So strong was the force of
these dark thoughts that when
Juliet left her office it was as
though she might be closing the
door on all her hopes and ambi-
tions forever. BY the time she
reached Madame Hubert's office
and had been kept waiting in
the anteroom for Is minutes her
whole body was leaden.
New Job
Nor did the feeling lessen
when the grim visage of her en-
ployer looked frowningly across
the desk.
"Sit down there and wait a
minute!" snapped Madame HUI
bert, picking up her desk phone
and getting the personnel man.
ager on the wire. Here are
three names I want you to take
off the payroll as of today" she
barked into the receiver. "Alice
Adams, Gladys Murphy, and
that man Wilkins in the ship
ping department. The overhead
around this place is getting out
of all bounds!"
The Madame plainly was in
a firing mood as she thrust the
phone away and inspected Juliet
as a hawk might a fieldmouSe.
well, young lady," she de-
manded aggressively. What are
you doing?"
How do you mean-what am
I doing?" asked Juliet, regret
ting all the money she had
spent on her flat.
What are you working at?
How are you earning your sal
airy? O'Iara's back and he
doesn't need you"
Il suppose I'm not doing any
thing just at present"
you suppose you're not do
ing anything!" Screec e d
Madame Hubert. Cant have
Enthusiastically won't have it!
O'Hara was just in telling me
about you. He said" and
here Juliet held her breath
"that he has checked over
things and found you did a per-
fectly marvellous job for us
while he was gone. What de-
partment do you want to go
into next?"
Juliet was a strong-minded
girl; nevertheless there was a
childish gulp in her throat.
And I thought you called me
in her to fire me-"
Fire you! Don't be an idiot,
child. I think we'll put you
with Won Guerdon for a while.
Go in there and watch him
work and learn about the fees.
Then you can begin booking
the surgical cases downstairs.
That's where you will need real
judgment. You'll have to size
them up and estimate the price
we can charge 'em. That's the
de luxe end of the business
but Won Guerdon will explain
all that"
No Escape
It was this new assignment
that brought Juliet into a new
and unacceptable association with
Won Guerdon. She was rid of
O'Hara for the present, but it
was the old case of frying pan
into the fire.
Won Guerdon was delighted to
have her sharing his office-to
have her slender form beside
him bending over his desk, to
look into her dark eyes at lunch,
to spend long hours in which
he Strove subtly to WOO her.
Ito Be COntinued)
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