davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1936-01-19
INTERMEDIATES
EN- LAS AYES
T~ratamientos de la infla-
macion del higado y la
arcaridiosis

Hepstitis. inflammation agrda del
higado.
causas; Exceso de alimentacion
1emasiada gordura: intermediates
in~fecciosas.
Sintomas; Abatimiento. sed ex-
c~esiva. Marcia pesada, abdomen
1inchado, cresta amarillo.
Tratamiento: Tratar Ia causa.
I.axante durante varios dias:
'ulfato de sodio al dos por Glen
o.
Lo As~caridicsis. Enfermedad in
testinal producida por diversas lom
hrices. que sc alojan y reproducen
tanto en- Ell intestine delgado CO.
mo en- los ciegos.
causas: Generalmente product
da por Ia Heterakis o Asearida
perspinciIlium, lombrices de cuerpc
cihndrico. extremidades afiliadas,
dc color amarillento y dc tres a
ocho centfmetros de largo ell ma
eho y se seis a diez la hembra, o la
reterakis papillosa, de color blan-
e~uizco. con un tamaho de y a 10
milfmetros eli macho y de diez n
ounce Ia hembra.
Sintomas: Abatimiento. perdida
rel apetito, pesadez de movim!en-
tos. plumaje deslustrado, alas DOR
midas. cresta y barbillones palidos;
diarrea amarillo verdosa.
A veces pueden verse en- los ex-
crementos alguna lombriz.
Para asegurar ell diagnostico con-
viene matar alguno de los anima-
les suspectos y revisar ell conte-
nido de los ciegos para encontrar
la lombriz.
81 Ia Affection esta muy adelan-
tada, la respiration Sc hace diff
cultosa, hay gran extension y en- la
longua y nariz sc forma una espe-
lie do costra producida por I'm ex
hudado.
Tratamiento: Sc mezcla en- la
pasta SEGA, polvo de tabaco en- re
iacion de una parte de polvo por
~eincuenta de pasta SEGA.
Plantel: Sc da durante varios
dias seguidos. o despues de tener-
los 4S horas sin conner Sc da une
cucharada del antielmintico.
ProfiIaxis: Me.or resultado que
Ia ingesti6n. dan los antihelmfti-
eos en- lavaje: estos lavaJes o Ia
vativas deben hacerse con ms je-
ringa fuerte.
D~esinfectar bien los gallineros. en-
especial ell piso. tanto de los dor.
mitorios como ell de los parques,
0 acido sulfdrico dilufdo.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
Para LA PRENsA
Version por M. r. VIDAL Jr.

Una pIanta que dursnte mueho
tempo fue considerable indtil, sin
ninsdn valor, un p del
RENO vesetai, una de las plasas
mas molestas en- los oultivos y una
peste persistence, hoy es estima-
da como la planta mas notable,
una fuente de dividendos poten-
ciales, una hierba que vale Milo
mes de d6lares, es la ALcACHo-
IA DE JERUSALEM.
Ell "~porque" y ell "c6mo" del n
urandecimiento de csc miembro de
la familia del g%irasoI radiean en-
las investigaciones e~fectusdas por
los quimicos industriales en- los
laboratories, en- esta especie de
centres magieos de los que cans
tantemente surgeon maraVillas.
La ALcAcHOFA DE JERUsA-
LEN prospera en- todas las regio-
nes de los Estados Unidos, en- to-
do tipo de s%uelos, posee muy ext
qua ~exigencias respecto a las
condolences climaterieas, localiza-
ei6n y clase de tierras. TODD So
porta este toseo vegetal y, sin EN-.
barge, los rendimientos por acre
son cast enormes.
Los quimicos industriales, en- sus
investieaciones para saber 10 que
podria hallarse en- estos, han des-
cubierto que son proIificos en- Ie-
v~uIosa, ell mas dulee de los azu-
cares para eIaborar alcohol in
dustrial.
Esta %planta, que es muy facil
de producer, que practicamente es
immune a la mayoria de las enter
medades de las ~plantas y que
eonstituye una nateria prima pa
ra la manufacture de az1car y al
cohol, es un veeetal que merece
la mas grande atencion de los ayr
euItores e industriales, aun Guam
do siempre Sc la ha c~onsideradc
como una peste.
La opinión., 1936-01-19

neoesaria y factc" pecpon5erante
para ell buen exi.o de la crta.
La construction dc un gallinero
no es cbra compllcada o dificil de
realizar y. practices mente. cuaiquier
construction que cuente con de
terminates factorts fundainentales
da buenos resultados. De estos, los
Quo tienen mayor importancia son
los relatives a la ubicacion. venti-
lacion, buen abrigo contra las CO.
~rrientes de aire e inclemencias del
tempo, luz e hygiene.
Aunque Ia enumeration de tales
requisites parezca e~xcesiva, ira
tandose de un simple gallinero, la
construction del inismo presenta
pocas dificultades precisanto I'm
POGO de tino. Veamos como:
La opinión., 1936-01-19
cURAcIoN DE LAS vEREUSAS

Puede r~ecurrirse a procedimien-
tos q~u;rdrgicos, que cons!sten en- la
extirpacion de las verrugas. siem-
pre- que no esten extendidas en-
capa, cautcrizando despues, para
evitar su reproduction.
Cuando las vcrrugas o rapilomas
son a9undantes q en- capa extern
dida, Sc aconseja la a~plicaci5n dc
In pomada slguicnte:
La opinión., 1936-01-19

La eompetencis en- TODD trabsjo
es eads dia mas erarde.-S6lo ms
trryendose podra listed veneerls
faeilmente.-Pids nuestro estSioge
ZANo. San Antonio, Texas.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
TRAcTORES DE RUEDA o
CATERPILLAR

:Cuil de ambos tlpos &c tracto-
res es de preferirse' Esta es la
question que hacen cor frecuencia
los que descan ~adquirir I'm motor.
Los que prefieren los tractores
dc ruedas dan las razoncs siguien-
tcs
II costo iniCial cs menor.
La opinión., 1936-01-19

"EL DEvocioNARIo DE mis-
NiEToS". por Don Juan dc Dios
Pcxa, eontisns las santas oraeiones
en- verso ~deIieados. - FL iibro tie
ne aIso dc maternal que eonmue.
.e-Preeio: $0.5o.-cASA EDiTO.
RIAL LozANo. - San Antonio,
Texas.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
Ell ALB
APROPIADO

Tn alhergue aprnpiado, es declc,
un gallinero. que ponga las galli-
mas al amparo de las inclemencias
del tempo es cosa absolutamente
La opinión., 1936-01-19

con medic kilo dc concha de os-
zion moliGa. - cOnohilla, para siete
Il ocho docenas de huevos. I'll con-
sumo disminuye o aumenta en- pro-
porci6n de la posture.
La opinión., 1936-01-19

TIacer dos aplicacioncs por Sc
mana. con ~intervalo de 2 a 3 dias.
Al interior ministrose I'm gramo
@ gramo Y medic diariamente, de
clorato dc po.asa. Los papilomas
desapareccn a n,cnudo Y de una
manera espontanea cuando Ell ami
NAL llega n Ia cdud adulta.
D. Oral. de Agriculture
La opinión., 1936-01-19

Centigramos
Aqua destilada =. =. 0.10
Pilocarpina =. =. =. O.10
Eserina - - - Goa
Suit. de ~estricnina =. =. COS
Tenicndo cuidado de someterlos
a una dieta risurosa, alimentAn-
dolos durante los dias en- que no
tengan appetite, con aqua de hari-
ma. y una vez restablecidos, la ali
mentacion debera estar constituida
por f~orraje verde solamente. -
tConsulta resuelta Dor ell Departa-
mento de Medicina y S9lubridad
Pecuarla de Mexieo.)
La opinión., 1936-01-19
LA ALCACHOFA De JERUSALEM ES
De GRAN VALOR INDUSTRIAL
Los tubercuIos de aqueIIa planta producer "a pOr Glen
to de IevulOsa y la cosecha Obtenida en- I'm acre rim
de de 800 a $50 galones de alcohol. Sc cree sustl-
tuira al betabel y la cana de azucar

Por Malcolm Mcdowell
Copyright, 1895, por "The Amerl-
can Newspaper Alliance, lne."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
Greenfield on Spree

The Manual Redskins, city public
high champs, were bordering an I'M
expected setback today as they re-
cuperated from a 48-to-17 defeat
handed them by speedy Greenfield
High School quintet. The tilt was
played in the local South Side gym
last night, and marked Greenfeld's
third triumph of the season over In
dianapolis foemen. The invaders
previously had tripped Shortridge
and Washington.
Pope, of Greenfield, started the
scoring with field goal and foul
shot and his team mates were right
behind him in piling up a 9-to-7
advantage at the qurater. In the
second period, while the Red and
White was gathering three points,
the Greenfield team totaled IL to
make the score at the half, 20 to 10.
The third quarter was a repeti-
ton of the second, except that the
visitors garnsred II markers instead
of II, to bring the standing up to
30 to ID. The Greenfielders broke
loose in the final session, piling up
is points while Manual was making
four free throws.
Wilson, Logan and Dickman, all
of Greenfield, headed the scorers
with 10 points each. Hiatt and
Crouch were outstanding for Man
ual. Summary:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
Johnny ReyoIta
Holds Golf Edge
Milwaukee Links Star Fires
69 in Georgia.

By United Press
TOWNSVILLE, Ga, Feb. 49,
A crack field of the nations pro-
fessional golfers today trailed
Johnny Revolta, Milwaukee marks
man, into the second round of the
$4,000 Thomasville Open.
Revolta, who holds the P. G. A.
title. shot brilliant SO yesterday
to take one-stroke lead over the
field. Tony Penna of Pensacola
posted 10 to take second place.
Ralph Beach of Baltimore came
home in II, and two Jersey profess
SIGNALS, Vic Ghezzi and Jimmie
Thompson, had tbs.
Revolta set blistering pace over
rain-soaked fairways of the diff
cult Glen Arven course to clip three
strokes from par. He was out in
IS and returned in "a. He clicked
off three brides and never missed
a green, turning in his subpar SO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15

Kentucky Savage'S foe will be
Bill McElroy, a 2f0-pound Boston
mailman who is feet, inches tall,
and who has had considerable eX-
perience in Eastern rings. The be-
whiskered Boone, who scored in
quick fashion in his only two local
tugs, had urged Matchmaker Lloyd
Carter to give him stronger compe-
tition. Boone weighs $50 and is 8
feet, 4 inches up"
The popular Irish Pat O'Shocker
sends word that he hopes to be at
his best when he enters the ring
Tuesday to tangle with the rough
Frank Speer, Atlanta, in the fea-
ture encounter. Carter believes the
meeting of these stars will provide
one of the best main go engage
ments of the indoor season.
George Tragos, 215, rugged st.
Louis Greek, will oppose Paul Jones,
21S, the Texas ranger, in the first
bout at $50. Jones has been a
main go performer in other cities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
Track Muddy
for Big Race
Santa Anita Derby Field
Cut to IL as Rain
SoakS Turf.

By United Press
SANTA ANITA TRACK, AR
CADIA, Cal, Feb. 15.-Twelve start
ers were expected to go to the post
today over track turned into a
quagmire by nearly week of rain
for the second renewal of the $25 900
added Santa Anita Derby.
Although SO horses, considered
among the best of the nations 81
year-olds, were nominated origin
ally for the mile and a sixteenth
race, the field was cut to II as own
ers feared running their entries over
the sloppy racing strip.
Veteran trainers, recalling the
mud so frequently present at
Churchill Downs, predicted that to-
days winner would be favorite
to capture the Kentucky Derby this
spring.
Confirmed mudders who are ex-
pected to find the track to their
liking included Mrs. Silas B. Mason's
Valevictorian, Anthony Pelleteri's
Titennob and P. M. Pixies Jubilee
jim.
Norman Church's entry of Tor
alton and Valiant Fox followed
closely in the advance odds with
Valiant Fox, son of the famed
Gallant Fox, tabled as a possible
surprise winner due to fast work.
outs this week in the mud.
Mrs. Mason also has entered He
Did in the race, but the fast colt
failed to find the slop to his lik-
ing in a recent test.
Another outsider with chance
is the Brookmeade Stables Prank
which also likes the mud
All horses carry the regulation
derby load of 1876 pounds except
Pompey's Squaw and Gold Seeker
which get the FLY allowance of five
pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
Final Golden Gloves Results
AT Armory Last Night
OPEN CLASS
yWpipht-t1o pound,

OPEN CLASS
Flyweight-112 Pounds
Jimmie Williams, Colonial A. c.. out
pointed Tommie LeFever, Oliver-W PA
championship.
Bantamweight-11S Pounds
Judy Davies oliver WPA, technical
kayosd Omer Sensel South Side Turner's
in IS seconds of round one champion
ship.
Featherweight-126 Pounds
Bud Cottey, Oliver-WPA, decisioned
Skeet Dickerson, Colonial A. c. (cham-
ship.
Lightweight--1S5 Pounds
Norval Bnninger. Oliver-WPA. deci-
stoned Marshall Allison. Shelbyville DEM
ocrat championship.
Welterweight-145 Pounds
Harry Brown. Wallace Monag CHAN A. c.
ksyoed Howard Bowles. Fort Harrison
round three championship.
Middleweight-16d Pounds
Johnnie benson Oliver-WPA. decisioned
Delbert Hutton. Anderson Miller A. c.
championship
Light Heavyweight-I.s Pounds
FRANK iannuzzi. Oliver-WPA, decisioned
Steve Sorba. Elwood.
Frank Iannuzzi decisioned George Hoyt
Puritan Bed Springs championship,
Heavyweight
Eliza Thompson. Negro. Washington A.
G. decisioned Marshal Healing, Colonial
A. c. championship
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
Red Burman
Defeats Bath
Dempsey Protege Dishes II
Out to Kearns' Hope
in 10 Rounds.
By United Press

OD OHtbtu fTtSS
CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Red Bur
man, protege of Jack Dempsey,
former heavyweight champion, last
night scored a decisive ten-round
victory over Hank Bath, pupil of
Jack Kearns, who piloted Dempsey
to pugilistic heights.
The first five rounds were fairly
even, but Bath took a terrific
pounding in the last half of the
bout, leaving the ring with blood
streaming from his left eye and
nose.
If there is feud between Kearns
and Dempsey, as reported after
their break ten years ago, it WIS not
apparent last night. Dempsey
leaped into the ring to shake
Kearns' hand and publicly refuted
any evidence of hostility.
Burman is Dempsey's leading
contender in a series of matches to
establish white hope" to defeat
Joe Louis, sensational Detroit Negro
who is the No. challenger for Jim
Braddock's heavyweight crown. Bath
weighed 1874 pounds and Burman
179.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
1886 Champions
OPEN CLASS
- City Golden Gloves =

FIyweight-Jimmie Williams, CO.
loniaI A. C.
Bantamweight - Judy Davies,
Oliver-WPA.
Featherweight-Bud Cottey, Oil
ver- WPA.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Binningcr,
Oliver WPA.
MISUNDERSTANDING Brown, Wal
lace Monaghan A. G.
Middleweight - Johnnie benson,
Oliver WPA.
Light-heavyweight - Frank Ian
nuzzi, Oliver WPA.
Heavyweight Eliza Thompson,
Negro, Washington A. G.
NOVICE CLASS
Flyweight-Bobby Guss, Washing
ton A. C.
Observation-Disclosures Cunning
ham, Oliver WPA.
Featherweight Harold McDer-
mid, Washington A. C.
Lightweight-Floyd Ford, Negro,
Bess A. G.
Welterweight-Elza Bats, Negro,
Bess A. C.
Observation-Disclosures Gustafson,
Oliver-WPA.
Light heavyweight-Lloyd Dodd,
Fort Harrison.
Heavyweight--KarI Brauer, South
Side Turner's.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
Cathedral, Shortridge Win
High School Cage Contests;
Greenfield TrOunceS Manual
Catholic Quintet Winds Up
Season With Victory
Over Washington.

Cathedral High Schools Irish bas-
ketmen looked forward to participa-
ton in the state Catholic tourna-
ment today after closing their reg
ular season schedule with a decisive
victory over rival Washington of
the West Side. The game was played
last night in the Cathedral gym.
Grabbing an early lead, Cathedral
raped the Continentals, 40 to "a.
Broderick opened the scoring ON a
long bucket for the Irish, only to
have Sartor of Washington tally on
the next play. Conner, with free
throw, and Schnorr, under the bas-
ket, gave Cathedral the lead. Sar-
tor and Broderick connected in rap
id succession as the first quarter
ended, Z to S, Cathedral in front.
Big Lead at Half
The Blue and Gold five, once out
in the lead, never was headed and
the scoreboard at the half read %
to IL. In the final quarter, the
Continentals staged light rally
which terminated when Lasley, star
center for the Purple, sprained his
ankle.
Bernie Broderick and Ray Schnorr
led the winners, scoring IL points
apiece. Herschel Sartor totaled 10
points to take the honors for the
losers. In a thrilling curtain-rais-
er, Washington's "B" team won
from Cathedral's reserves, % to 81
Summary for the "a" game:
Cathedral (42) Washington (24
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
College Scores
STATE CoLLEGEs

STATE COLLEGES
Rose Poly. 20: Anderson. II.
Notre Dame, 'SS; New York university
Eastern Illinois Teachers. AZ; Oakland
Manchester. SO; TAYLOR, Is,
OTHER COLLEGES
Muskingum, 81; Ohio Northern. IS.
Cincinnati, 81; Marshall. 49,
Chenille STATE. 81. West Liberty, SO,
Carnegie, 81; Georgetown. %.
Defiance, 40, Bulfton, rs,
Mt, Union. AZ. Kent State, 80.
Cape Girsrdeau MOI, as. Arkansas,
Louisville, "a: Georgetown, IS.
Washburn. "a: Tulsa, "a.
Rice. IS. Texas A. & NJ. 30.
Mississippi State. As. Tulane, 81.
Arkansas a.; BAYLOR. Is.
Phillips 20: Oklahoma Baptist, 2S,
Colorado University, as; western State,
kansas wesleyan, al; Bethany, 20.
Baker. 81: ST. Benedicts, Is.
New Mexico. AZ; New Mexico Aggies,
wyoming. 81; Greeley State. 81.
Grinneil. 81; Oklahoma A. g. NJ. %
simpson. Al: Iowa wesleyan. A.
st. Cloud Teachers 4e. Bemidii Teach
Monmouth. IS; Ripcn. So
Pittsburgh. IS; Temple, AZ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
By Eddie Ash
BASEBALL HIRES WOMAN SCOUT
HELPS HUSBAND CHASE IVORY
BASEBALL HIRES "

| HE Chicago White Sox have employed feminine scout
to assist her husband in tracking rookie talent down
through the Texas sticks She is Mrs Roy Sargent and hef
name carried the official list of baseball ivory hunters
When Roy her husband got the job several ago ne
began to take the wife along in the family when he
tipped off to prospect.
1t wasn't long. The Mrs picked up the business in no
time and giving her husband few pointers on how
to discern the dispositions of the young FASTENERS She had
that old insight.
SO Mrs Sargent kept riding the highways with Roy and they
turned likely looking finds He watched the lads from the
mechanical supplied the intellect To delve
into the other side of youth"
Aabaser Hose placed Mrs Sargnts the club roll as
other
invaluable slant usually overlooked by the of male head
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
NOVICE CLASS
Fiyweight-112 Pounds

Fiyweight-112 Pounds
Bobby Guss. Washington A. c.. deci-
stoned Willard Marlborough, Negro, Oil
ver-WPA.
Forest Tevis, Negro, Richmond Miller
A. G., decisioned Charles Vert, Bright
Bobby Guss decisioned Forest Tevts
Bantamweight-110 Pounds
Bucky Cunningham, Oliver-WPA. tech
meal kayo over Charles Nichols. Negro
Bess A. c.. first round, one minute.
Bucky Cunningham outpointed Leroy
Dycus Negro, BesS A. c. championship
Featherweight--126 Pounds
Harold McDermid, Washington A C.
decisioned Lee Freeman, Negro. Bess A. C.
Melvin Tevis, Negro, Richmond Miller
a. G., technical kayoed Elmer Yee, Bess
A.. c. first round.
Harold McDermid outpointed Melvin
TeyiS championship.
Lightweight-1ss Pounds
Floyd Ford. Bess A. c. Negro, decisioned
Charles Hutton. Anderson. Miller A, C.
outpointed John Hughes, Seymour Y M
c. A.
Roland Boughton. Y M. C. A.. deci-
stoned Roger Coin, Nobesville, Miller
Charles Hutton decisioned John IInder
Bess A. c. tsemi- fnalsl.
Floyd Ford by, default from Roland
fight.
Floyd Ford decisioned Charles Hutton
Championship.
Welterweight-t47 pounds
Bob Blue, South Side Turner's kayoeo
Fred ,Hcdson, Brightwood-wPA, 1888 OF
Bill Browniee Washington A. C.. out.
pointed Charles Duncan. Negro, Bess A. c.
Ella Bats; Negro, Bess A, C., decisioned
Willard Troutman. Colonial A. c kav.
oed Allsu Bridewell, Negro, Senate Avenue
Y. NJ. c. A. third round.
Eliza. Bats, decisioned Bill Brownles
willard Troutman decisioned Bob Blue
(semi-finan.
Eliza Bats technical kayoed Willard
Iroutman. second round championship
MiddIeweight-I60 pounds
Lee Lewis, Negro, Richmond Miller A
G.; deslsioned Charles Benson. Wallace
Jimmie Gustafson. oliver-wPA. kayoec
round
Jimmie Gustafson outslugged Lee Levi:
Championship.
ght-Heavyweight-1s5 pounds
Luis Rocco, Negro. Bess A. c., decisioned
Earl Eicher. Fort Harrison.
LLOYD Dodd, Fort Harrison. decisioned
A c.
Lloyd Dodd decisioned Luis Rocco
championship.
Heavyweight
Johnnie Dagelow. ShelbyvilIe Daily
Democrat, decisioned Thomas Wise, u. s.
Tire A. c.
Karl Bauer. South Side Turner's kavoed
Glen MAXWELL. Oliver-wJA. second round
Karl Brauer technical kayoed Johnnie
Dagelow first round championship
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15
Oaks Rally Fails to
OUertdke Teachers
Times Snecinl

CHARLESTON, H., Feb. Ia
Oakland City College settled down
to work too late in basketball
game here last night and dropped
a 42-to-38 score to Eastern Illinois
Teachers College.
The home team claimed 22-to-
II margin at rest period, and in
creased the advantage to 38 to %
before the Hoosiers came to life dur
ing the last seven minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-15


Dozens of unskilled youths prof
tied by lessons in the art of self de
Tense and thrilled to the challenge
of strength and resourcefulness.
The battlers responded with fight
ing hearts and merit top recogni-
ton, but to give credit where credit
is due in limited words is impossible.
Hence, the laurels must fall to the
champions.
Champions from eight divisions of
the Open Glass now center their at
tentions on the tournament of
champions in Chicago starting Feb.
"a, and a like number of winners in
the Novice class groups seek addi-
tional seasoning for chance at
those honors next year.
Only two 1885 kings are included
on the Indianapolis delegation to
the Windy City. Johnnie benson,
Oliver WPA scrapper who repre-
sented this city in the welter fights
last year, smashed out victory over
Delbert Hutton of Anderson, the de-
Tending middleweight champ.
Bud Cottey, also of the Oliver
stable, which will be represented
by five of the Chicago bound scrap
perS, repulsed the hard punching
Skeet Dickerson of Colonial A. c.
to annex the featherweight diadem
Cottey cut loose with a furry of
uppercuts and stiff hooks to out
class the smooth working Dicker-
son.
Brown Still Blasting
The Earring, power Laden gloves
of Harry Brown, Wallace Monaghan
A. c. pulverizer, smashed the for
mer Vincennes Golden Gloves cham
pion to the welterweight throne
Howard Bowles, Fort Harrison, one
of the classiest fighters in the
tourney, finished on the floor. He
was Browns fourth Knockout VIC
tim. Not until the third round did
Brown show an advantage over the
soldier, but with a startling sud
denness Brown cut his opponent
down.
Eliza Thompson, Washington A
C.'s Flooding Negro giant, who i'm
proved with each scrap, earned his
way to Chicago little more than a
month after he had forsaken his
job for crack at glove fighting
His cumbersome tactics of the open
ing week had given way to a we'll
Unanswered attack as he won a
clean decision over Marshall Keal-
ing, Colonial A. c. veteran, who won
the 1888 heavyweight crown.
Judy Davies, Oliver bantam, sur
prised every one, especially Omer
Sensel of the South Side Turner's
gym, with barrage of sharpshoot-
ing that gave him the title in just
IS seconds. One relentless volley of
blows rendered Sensel helpless and
Referee Happy Atherton halted the
assault with a technical Knockout
verdict.
Jimmie Williams, Colonial A. C.
flyweight, will be the smallest man
on the team, He disposed of Tom
mie LeFever, Oliver WPA, in fast
bout, but could not put his rival
down for the count.
Betting two foes about the ring
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Earlham to Play
4 Games in Week
MaroonS Open With Tilt at
Home Tonight.

Times Special
RICHMOND. Ind, Feb. ia
schedule calling for four games to
be played in seven nights faces
Earlham College basketball pas
timers as they seek to retain second
place ranking in the Indiana In
tercollegiate Conference.
Tonight, Huntington College in
vades Trueblood Fieldhouse to try
for its first victory over Earlham.
Next week, the local Maroons play
return games with three formid-
able opponents. They are: Monday,
at De Paw; Friday, Wabash here:
Saturday, at Wilmington, o. Of
the three, Wabash is the only team
holding a victory over Earlham,