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Basket Results
STATE COLLEGES


OTHER COLLEGES
Auburn, 81; Georgia Tech, 2S.
Geneva, AZ; Catholic, 20.
Kansas. az; Iowa State, rs.
Clarion Teachers, 80; Indiana pal
Teachers, 81.
Davis and Elkins, Sc; Shepherd, 40.
Akron, Is; Ashland, 90.
Kent, 43; Hiram 26.
Marietta, 40; Muskingum, 25.
Mt. Union. 81; John Carroll, 80.
Marshall, 3sj Dayton, 81.
Mississippi, Al; Tulane, 16
MT. st. Mary's, 33; Western Mary.
land, FL.
Murray Teachers. 80; Eastern Kss.
lucky, 20.
Louisville, so; Georgetown tKeu.
tucky), 25.
Carthage, S7i Western Illinois Teach.
ers, 26.
Illinois Normal, 40; Eureka, 81.
River Falls, 81 Stout. SO.
Midland, A; Kearney Teachers. a2.
Canisius, %; Georgetown, SO.
ST. Bonaventure. 81; Niagara, %.
Missouri School of Mines, 90; q,
Louis, 20.
Denver, 46; Wyoming, 80.
Montana, 35; Intermountain Union
College, go.
Central, 80; Missouri Valley, rs.
New Mexico, 30; Texas Tech, 81.
Greeiey State. Al; Colorado Mines, IA.
Duquesne, IS; yilIanova, 20.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Markleville, Al; wilkinson, IS.
Plainfield. 49, WindfaII, 81,
Paoii, 34i Orleans, 22.
osgood. rs; New Marion. 10
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fort and Upton meeting in tourney
play this year.
Ut appears that Giant-killers in
J. Marion County and adjoining
territory are absolutely null and
void this season. Only four teams
now stand between the Ben Davis
Giants and a perfect 23-victory
campaign. Warren Central, Center
Grove, Decatur and Mooresville re-
main on the Giants schedule.
If an upset does occur, Center
Grove stands out as the party most
likely to turn the trick. The Grove
boys have been going strong in their
own realm. Last week they laced a
Southport team which has given
Ben Davis three stiff battles.
Il
NTUNCIE'S victory over Tech last
'1v1 week ives the first Bearcat de-
cision over our East Siders since
1881 T. it was the thirteenth meet
ing of the two. and was triumph
No. 8 of the series for Muncie !.
Noblesville and Upton tangle in the
Miller city next Saturday No.
blesville whipped Upton just before
tourney time last year, then lost a
sumner to the Blue Devils in the
sectional +. =. SO the Miller fans
will just keep mum and wait for
history to repeat if their Millers
take an expected lacing Saturday
T. it seems that every time you
turn around Muncie and Newcastle
are going at it +. they're showing
at Newcastle Friday night no
one has limited that either will try
to throw" the game this time !.
and the days of going easy are
over for Glen Curtis at Martinsville.
too :. watch his Artesians against
GreencaStle FRIDAY.
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They do not meet during the re-
mainder of the regular season. Tip
ton whipped the Hot Dogs early in
the campaign, the victory sounding
off the merits of team which still
is undefeated after II starts ana
appears to be heading for a perfect
year.
Coach Everett Case brought his
Frankfort boys along fast after that
setback, and they haven't sampled
defeat since. The Hot Dogs have
been romping over opposition con-
sidered tougher than the variety
manhandled by Tipton's Slashers,
and SO are believed the tougher of
the two by most observers of the
state, including yours sincerely. But
we can't prove thing.
OBVIOUSLY, then, the question
" can be answered only by a re-
match during the four-act state
tourney play next month. And it's
going to take heap O. playin' by
both teams to negotiate that return
match, since they can not possibly
come to grips before the very final
four-tean round in the Butler Field
house on March %.
There's a strange coincidence for
you. Frankfort and Upton are only
some IS miles apart. Yet, though
three divisional Journeys precede
the fieldhouse finals, it is not posi-
BILE for them to hook up until the
huge field has been narrowed down
to -four teams. That's because of
center assignments made by the
I. H. S. A. A. in the new tournament
scheme. The way the two leaders
are stacking up now, it is almost as
if they had been seeded.
II licking Old Man Upset out of
IN the picture, we take it for
granted that both will win in their
sectionals, advancing Frankfort to
the regional in Lafayette and Tip
ton to the regional in Marion.
(Now, take it easy, Noblesville-
we're just supposin'. We know Tip
tons in your sectional)
Then, if Frankfort should out
survive Lafayette. Lebanon and
Earl Park Tor their conquerors), the
Hot Dogs will go way up to Gary
for their seni-finals the next week.
And should Upton hold up against
Marion, Kokomo and Wabash Tor
ditto, the Blue Devils will hop over
to Muncie for the next to the last
roundup.
We could go on supposing until
we had supposed" a state cham
pion right out of the pack, but this
dissertation has gone far enough to
illustrate the point in mind, that
being the probability Cor inproba-
bility, take your choice of Frank
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Several trades are on tap. Casey
Stengel, Brooklyn manager, con-
ferred last night with Bill Nc
Kechnie of Boston about deal
which would send Sam Leslie, in
fielder, and an unnamed outfielder
to Boston for right-handed pitcher
Fred Farmhouse.
Horace Stoneham Jr., Giant head
is willing to pay cash for Leslie
Brooklyn is willing to send Sam to
the Giants if the st. Louis Cardinals
will accept cash and two players
for Johnny Mize, promising young
first baseman. The Cards, it's un-
derstood, want to see Mize in spring
training before deciding anything.
The Cincinnati Reds are willing
to part with cash and four players
for Van Mungo, Brooklyn pitcher.
The National League owners ap-
proved the 1886 schedule yesterday
and also:
/. Granted umpire Al Dolly
Stark years leave Of absence.
2. Elected Sam Breadon, st.
Louis Cardinal owner, to the vice
presidency held by the late Horace
Stoneham of New York
Stark, according to Ford Prick,
league president, was granted the
absence in order to try his hand at
something else" Prick said if Stark
wants to come back in 1887, he will
find the job open.
Stark repeatedly had sought a
larger boost in salary than the
league felt it could afford.
Two names have been added to
the National League umpire staff
E. Lee Ballanfont, Texas League,
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who will replace Stark, and George
L. Parker, of the International,
who will take the post held by the
late Charley Rigler. Ten other UNI
pires who functioned last year will
be back this season.
In recognition of the National
Leagues sixtieth birthday this year,
the club owners have decided that
each team should hold birthday
game" during the season and in
vite as guests all former major
league players residing within a
radius of 100 miles of the scene of
the game. Formal greetings also
Will be sent to Boston and Chicago
the only teams which have been
league members continuously since
the league was organized.
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Unbeaten Billiard
Leader in Action
Rubens Takes on Ramsey:
Cooler Wins,

Harry Cooler defeated Leonard
Quill, SO to 80, in state three
cushion billiard tournament match
last night at Coolers parlor. The
match lasted 70 innings, with
Cooler coming back strong to regis
ter "a billiards in SO innings after a
slow start. Harry Rubens, un-
defeated leader of the round-robin
tourney, is to oppose Walt Ramsey
tonight.
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Heinlein to Teach
Golf at Local Club

Bill Heinlein, erstwhile champion
of The Times schoolboy links tourna-
ment, announced today that he has
accepted a new position as golf in
structor at the Monaghan Wallace
Physical Culture Club in the Board
of Trade Building.
Heinlein, formerly with L. Strauss
& Co., is considered one of
the most popular young pros in the
state. He is the 1888 Indiana state
open champion.
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Ben Davis Game
Postponed Again
Ice ThWartS Second Try to
Play BroWnsburg.

The Ben Davis Brownsburg high
school basketball game was post
poned for the second time since
Jan. 25th last night, due to hazard
Gus road conditions and cold
weather. A later date for the game
has not been established.
Friday night Ben Davis is to seek
its twentieth consecutive victory as
well as its ninth triumph of the
season at the expense of Marion
County teams when Warren Central
invades the Hawthorne gym. The
Giants hold decisions over South
port, Manual, Washington, Broad
Ripple, Decatur Central, New Bethel,
Acton and New Augusta, all of
whom will play in the local sectional
TOURNEY.
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opponent for the champion.
Two challengers turned up in last
nights program-Irish Pat O'Shock-
er ana Leo Numa.
Leo entered his bid with a
straight-fall triumph over Babe the
Barrel Zaharias. The West Coast
blond captured the first fall in "a
minutes, using a flying mare very
similar to O'Mahoney's own pet
Irish whip" Leo annexed the final
down when he pinned the Babes
shoulders to paper strewn ring in
10 minutes after bowling him all
over the canvas with series Of
flying tackles.
Babe the Barrel almost reached
the pinnacle of his well-known and
much disliked Cousin George in
meanness and the customers were
yelling for his scalp all evening.
Leo was glad to oblige.
Red-haired O'Shocker made his
bid for the championship shot by
trouncing big, bad Bob Wagner of
Arizona in 26 minutes with a first
class airplane spin. 1t was rough
and tumble tussle, Irish Pat taking
it as well as dishing it out.
Black Secret, a hooded husky
clothed entirely in black, made short
work of toughy Tom Marvin, Okla
homa Indian, in the opener. The
mystery man had Tommy grunting
uncle" in seven minutes with fly
ing leg scissors. There was much
speculation about the Black Secret S
identity but nobody knew the right
answer.
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Tiger Cagers
Cut Loose in
Final Period
Squirt to Decisive Triumph
After Huntington Ties
Score ait 24-AN.
Times Special

Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Feb. 5.-Hunt-
ington College surprised De Paw
University's basketball squad with
second half rally to tie the score
at 24-all, but the Tigers turned on
the steam to smash to a 4i-to-26
victory here last night.
The Methodists forged into the
lead in the first half and MAIN
tanned the margin, 10 to IA. at inter-
mission. Ware and Elmer paced
the Forester comeback after the
rest period, but Moore and Hickman
found the range, and the locals
held the invaders to two points
while scoring II. Kinnally annexed
high honors for the winners with Is
points. Summary:
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q
XXTHEN all expenses are paid out
wv of the receipts of the Times
Legion Golden Gloves amateur tour
naments the balance is spread around
until it takes care of lot of i'm
portant matters. Every entrant In
the meet receives something and
the winners and runners-up are
taken care of in big way with
gifts. The eight Open class cham
pions are taken to Chicago to par
ticipate in the Chicago Tribune
Tournament of Champions, enter
tanned while there and sent on a
sightseeing tour.
Other Times-Legion boxing re-
ceipts are used by the Bruce p
Robson Legion Post No. 1873 TO
benefit individuals or groups, as
follows:
Sponsorship OF two divisions Of
boys about SO in each division) at
Soldiers and Sailors Orphanage,
Knightstown.
Times Clothe-A- Child Christmas
fund.
Christmas party, ex-service mems
children.
Medals to two honor students of
year at Manual Training High
School.
Medals to outstanding policeman
and fireman of year.
Junior Legion baseball equipment.
Contribution toward expense of
sending local boxers to state A. = U.
tourney.
I'd Ado interviews with Golden
IN Gloves boxers are scheduled
over station WIRE this evening at
Sis instead of GAS as announced
yesterday. Tourney Manager Fred
De Borde was out today trying to
lasso q few of the lads to get them
before the "'nike" to be quizzed by
sports commentator Andre Harlon.
Il y
Max Baer is testing out his pop
ularity with sports fans by referee
ing wrestling matches in small
California towns. Piayboy Max lost
the greater part of his public" by
neglecting to train properly when
he was fistic champ and before the
Joe Louis debacle.
u 81
The new white hope" fever even
reached San Francisco and stung
old Tom Sharkey, -lolling in his
barroom. Sailor, Tom now threat
ems to go back to Ireland and dig
Up a heavyweight prospect.
Roller polo, once sports rage in
Indiana, may be pumped back to
life in the New England states. Bert
Keane, sports editor at Hartford,
Conn, is behind the move. He knows
all the answers in the roller game.
Il
TINE famed Mcpherson Oilers,
Il crack A. A. U. basketball team,
are out for Olympic honors. They
have a center who stands 6 feet s
inches and a forward who reaches
one inch higher The Kansas City
Trailers won the A. A. u title last
year in tourney play.
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CONTINUE DRILLS FOR
DECATUR CENTRAL TILT

Manuals city basketball champs
are romping through strenuous
practice sessions under the guidance
of Coach Oral Bridgford in prep
aration for their single tilt of the
weekend with Decatur Central.
The game begins at 8 Friday night
in the South Side gym.
Last year, Decatur Centrals
cagers won the county basketball
title, but the local Red and White
quintet succeeded in chalking up a
decisive 38-to-19 victory over them.
Foul shooting and passing were
stressed in last nights workout.
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1T takes a lot of training for
l. those six furious minutes of
each fight in The Times-Legion
Golden Gloves tournament, but if
hard work means anything the
two scrappers in the picture will
be able to go the full route at top
speed. Rural Tyler, Negro, left,
is shown training with Elmer zee,
Chinese youth, at the Bess Negro
Athletic Club. Neither has seen
action yet this year. Tyler is one
of three fyweights of proven abili-
ty entered in the Open class. JIM
my Williams of Colonial A. G. and
Tommy Lefevre of the Oliver WPA
gym are the others. Young Yee is
entered in the Novice class 49,
pound division. He is a new
conner.
It may be necessary to run off
approximately 40 bouts at the
Armory Friday and action will
begin at 7:30. The field may be
reduced by Withdrawals, but to
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Net GOSSIP

apolis Railways tomorrow night
when the two teams clash in an In
dustrial League tilt at Broadway M
E. Church. Kresge will play Phil
lips 66 and Central Christian will
oppose McCrory in other loop games
Oak Hill Spartans will meet the Little
Giants tonight at 8 at the Brookside gym.
access to gym write Daniel Moriarity'
224O N. Rural-st, indianapolis.
Link Belt Dodge. with one-game lead
IN the Em-Roe Industrial League viii
play National Malleable tonight at Haw-
thorne Community House at 7. Kinran
Belt Ewart will play Armour at D. AA
The o'Hara Sans have organized for the
season; The oo team which scored IS
years wants to schedule games Cali
Cherry 1523-W and ask for Dwight or
write II. l.. Hustled, 1880 N. Dearborn
st. indianapolis. -
Mayer Chapel Dixies made IL fs straight
by defeating College Cubs. 81 to 20. Dixies
have access to gym on Monday nights
Can Drexei 1859 after p. m.
Teams wanting games Friday night
with any Of the Lauter Boys Club teams,
cali OreAel oU5o ana ask Tor Bill or COM
municate with E. B. Kelley at 1909 w
Market-st, indianapolis.
Linton Radios have access to gym for
tonight and desire to book a game Cal
Gene at Harrison 2657-J between 6 and
Z. Linton players are requested to at
tend tonights session as pictures win be
taken.
Tomorrow nights schedule in the Kew
Ten League follows: Riverside Cubs VS.
Broad Ripple Independents. 7:3o: IL It
Merchants VS.. Silver Streaks, $50: South
Side Bears vs.. Sc. Joan Of Arc. $40.
Real Silk Girls will play Central Hospital
Nurses at $50.
The Silent Stars are anxious to play
games with teams having a gym Write
Martin Dryer, 3l8 w. Goth. Indiana polls.
St. Philip BOYS Club will play the
South Side Buddies at the st. Philip gym
tomorrow night al 7:30. The manager Of
the Little Giant A. c. is asked to cali
Jack Sweeney, Cherry 086l.
The Cooperative League will wind UP
its season tonight at the Dearborn gym,
and the Championship team will be
chosen. The schedule: 1870, indianapolis
EemodelinS VS.. Republic Creosoting; $50,
Inland Containers We. Corrugated Box;
$3.50, Brinls, Inc. VS.. Real silk.
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FIRPO KNOCKED OUT

By United Press
SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 5.-Henry
Firpo, l61, Louisville, KY, was
knocked out in the second round by
Freddie Steele, 155, Tacoma, in the
main event of fight program here
last night.
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PATTY BERG UNDER PAR

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Feb. s.
Patty Berg, Minneapolis schoolgirl
scored another victory over Mrs
Maureen circuit Crews here yester-
day, carding a two-unoer-par 50
for medalist honors in the Miami
Biltmore women's golf tourney
Mrs. Crews had an SO.
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st. Joe PoStpones

By Unfted Press
RENSSELAER,, Ind, Feb. S.
Adverse weather conditions caused
poStponement of the st. Joseph's-
Manchester College basketball game
scheduled last night.
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No Game at Richmond
BIZ United Press

By UHited Press
RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 5.-The
Earlham- Wabash basketball game
was postponed last night when
Wabash was unable to obtain trans
portation because of icy highways.
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date all fighters apparently want
to keep going. The original entry
was 223, three withdrew as re-
suit of injuries received out of
the ring and 81 have been elini-
mated by defeat. Every effort will
be made to speed action as the
tourney goes into the third week.
Finals are to be held on Feb. IA.
Bouts are limited to three rounds
of two minutes each tc a decision.
No draw verdicts are given. Pair
ings are to be made after the
weigh-in and medical examina-
lions at the Armory Friday after
noon. Boxers are requested to
report there at 2:30 and back
again at $50 prepared to battle.
Prices this week are so cents gen.
eral admission and 81 reserved
seat. Tickets are on sale at the
Haag Claypool Hotel drugstore
and Lemcke Service Shop, 108 E.
Market-St.
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Kingpin of WrestIers TO
Appear in Arm0ry Arena
0'Mahoney to Test Challenger Yet to Be Selected
O'ShoCker, Numa Qualify in Speedy Bouts.

Danno OMahoney
apois
heavyweight Aroy next Tuesday night
Matchmaker is
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Reds Blaze Big League
Trail to Training Camps
Cncy Players Sail for Puerto Rico; National League
Reahes Decisions on Season Activities.


NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Diamond developments:
Cincinnati training
sailing
Another
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Frankfort VS.. Upton?
Prep Powers in Same Neck of Woods Not to Meet
Unless Both Reach State Finals.
BY PAUL BOXELL

with
beginning
paths again.
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Pro BasebaIps Birthplace

Cincinnati acas the birthplace of pro baseball in
1862 aohen the Red Stockings toured the country play
ing IS games acithout George Wright, oldest
living player, 1cas one of their stars.
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BUGG TO TEST SCHOOL
He FORMERLY COACHED

Still pursued by losing streak
which has extended to eight straight
reverses, Southport High Schools
cagers are being sent through heavy
practice routine for two important
contests this week.
The Cardinals are to invade the
Cathedral gym Friday night, and on
the following night Coach Bill
Bugg's boys will defend against the
invasion of Plainf1eld, the school at
which Bugg coached last year.
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CANADIAN PINS cox

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 5.-Yvon
Robert, Montreal grappler, threw
Joe Cox of Cleveland in the main
bout of wrestling show here last
night.
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The Cooperative League viii wind UP
its season tonight at the Dearborn gym.
and the championship team will be
chosen. The schedule: 1880 INDIANAPOLIS
E'.modeling vs. Republic Creosotlng: $50.
Inland Containers w. CORRUGATED Box:
$3.50, Drinks Inc, VS. Real Six
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st. Philip Boys Club will play the
South Side Buddies at the St. Philip gym
tomorrow night at 7:30. The manager Of
the Little Giant A. c. is asked to cali
Jack Sweeney, Cherry 086l
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Oak Hill Spartans will meet the Little
Giants tonight at at the Brookside gym.
Ieams in the 18-year-old class having
access to gym write Daniel Moriarity
224o N Rural-st, Indianapolis ~
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Tomorrow nights schedule in the Kew
Ten League follows: Riverside Cubs VS.
Broad Ripple Independents. 7:30: 3 IL It
Merchants VS.. Silver Streaks $50: South
Side Bears VS.. ST. Joan Of Arc. $40.
Real Silk Girls will play Central Hospital
Nurses at $50.
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Linton Radios have access to a gym for
tonight and desire TO book a game Cal
Gene at Harrison 2657-J between s and
Z. Linton players are requested to at
tend tonights session as pictures win be
taken.
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Link Belt Dodge with a one-game lea
play National Malleable tonight at Haw-
tnorne Community House at 7, Kingan
VIII oppose Prest-O-Lite at g. and Link
Bet EWart will play Armour at O.
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The Silent Stars are anxious to play
games with teams having a gym. Write
Martin Dryer. 3l8 w. Goth. Indianapoii
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Two names have been added to
the National League umpire staff
E. Lee Ballanfont, Texas League,
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Teams wanting games Friday night
with any Of the Lauter Boys Club teams.
call Drezel 6096 and ask for Bill or com
municate with E. B. Kelley at 1909 w
Market-st, indianapolis.
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The OHara Sans have organized for the
season. The team which scored AZ
victories in 100 games in the last three
Cherry 1523-W and ask for Dwioht al
write II. L. Hustled, 1880 N. Dearborn
st, Indianapolis w.
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Mayer Chapel Dixies made II ~ STRAIGHT
oy defeating College Cubs, 81 to 20. Dixies
nave access to a gym on Monday nights.
Gail Drexel 4469 after D. m