Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 226, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1925 — Page 9

SATURDAY; JAS. 31,1925

FINAL DAY’S PLAY IN MARION COUNTY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT HERE

S. H. S. ON tLOW SIDE OF SCORE Martinsville High Proves Too Much for Blue and White Netters. Bv Times Svecial MARTINSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 31. — Shortridge dropped its first basketball game in fourteen starts here last night to Martinsville, 45 to 23. The Artesian City netters were out in the lead at all times by a big margin, the half-time count being 20 to 6, Whether it was the large floor or any other new condition confronting them, there is no question that the Indianapolis boys were disorganized badly from start to finish. Martinsville out-jumped, out-passed and outdribbled the visitors-consistently, although the Indianapolis team got many bad “breaks” on close-up shots. Hendrix counted the first field goal for Shortridge after eleven minutes of play. Many time-outs were taken by the north siders in an attempt to reorganize their play, but their efforts failed to get the old “system” going. Their foul tossing was good. When finally compelled to resort to long-distance shooting, something It hey have not been called on to do Rhls season.' they were not able to hit with any degree of accuracy, aside from two heaves by Spaulding from back of the center. The S. H. S. center led his te%m with 10 points. Reynolds at forward*for the State champs, put 20 points on the 'scoreboard and Whitaker, Martinsville center, showed his class by dropping in eight field goals from all angles and distances. Second-string players were sent in for-the- winners near the end of the contest.

NURMI AGAIN Paavo Has Bad Cold, but Wins Race. Bv United Press NEW YORK, Jan. 31.—Sick with a heavy cold and running against his own wishes, Paavo Nurmi won an easy victory in the special one-and-one-eighth-miles race at the Morningslde A. C. games Friday night, but failed to make anew record. He just put enough effort in the race to nose out Ilmor Prim ancl August Fager in 6:19 2-6. Nurmi spent most of Friday in a Turkish bathhouse and he had not arrived at the armory when the time came for his race. Runners who were sent to his home-found him in bed asleep. . NuMipl hurried to the armory and the starting line without warming up. *•" Willie Plant, walker, who defeated Urgo Frigerio, Italian champion, on Wednesday night, made anew record of 7:351-5 in a dne-and-one-elghth-miles race. He held the former record of 7:39 1-5. Frigerio did not start.

Nut Cracker

JTyT| HEN WALTER JOHNSON •Vv I GOBS into MOVIES THEY U—l WJLL HAVE TO USE THE SLOW MOTION STUFF ON HIS FAST BALL. • • * r In tennis the outcome depends on the net results, as the statisticians would say. ' • • • Johnny Dundee says he left France hurriedly because of the serious Illness of his brother-in-law. His excuse is at least original. • • * WHEN LANDIS QUIZZED COSY DOLAN, THE LATTER JUST COULDN'T REMEMBER A THING. YET, IN HIS DAY, COSY WAS RATED A SMART BALL PLAYER. • • • Umpire (Ducky) Holmes, during his stay in the American League, failed to live up to his name. He stopped everything, including two right swings that* caused him to lose oth decisions. w* * • r=T|ESPITE the great success |J I achieved by Paavo Nurmi In L -■ J this country, the buttons are still on his vest and he hasn’t had to change the size of his hat. • • • In basketball a forward is never successful if inclined to be backward. * • • NICK ALTROCK RISES TO- REMARK THAT THE DADDY OF ALL BASEBALL TERMS IS POP FLY. . . EASY FOR GIBBONS Tommy Puts Herman Away in Third Round at Detroit. Bn United Press DETROIT, Jan. 31.—Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul heavyweight, Friday night knocked out Tiny Herman, Omaha, in the third round with a right to the body. Herman was down three times in * the second round. , GREB BEATS DELANEY Harry Outpoints Light Heavy in ’Pen-Round Scrap. Bv United Press ST. PAUL, Jan. 31.—Harry Greb, world’s middleweight champion, outpointed Jimmy Delaney, St. Paul light heavyweight, in a ten-round bout here Friday night. Millers Sign .Vi ns mi th Bv Times Soeoial A MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 31.—Mike Kelley, manager of the local club of the American Association, announced Friday night he had signed Eddie Ainsmith, veteran major league catcher. Big Ten Games Tonight Indiana vs. lowa at lowa City. Ohio State vs. Chicago at Chicago

Hagen Instructs Harris

LEFT TO RIGHT—WALTER HAGEN, STANLEY HARRIS, CLARKE GRIFFITH.

r-TIAIfAGER HARRIS and Owner Clarke Griffith of ■ the Washington club are addicts of the golf game. During the regular season neither favors golf for the players. In order to satisfy their craving for the game and be able to put the ban on it when the season

Friday Basketball Results

COLLEGES Wabash. 32: Bradley Tech.. 24. Evansville College. 69: Louisville U.. 39. Wittenberg, 42; Muskingum. 10. U.. 28; Washington and Manchester. 48r Indiana Central. 35. Harvard. 3*7: Massachusetts Aggies. 21. Muncie Normal. 30: Danville Normal. 23. St. Xavier. 52: Heidelberg 26. Butler. 32: Concordia. 16. Michigan Aggies, 24; Earlham. 23 (overtime). HIGH SCHOOL Connersville, 40; Tech, 39 (overtime). Martinsville, 45; Bhortridge. 23. Decatur Catholic. 21: Cathedral. 20. Manual • Freshmen. 20; Shortridge Freshmen. 7. Frankfort. 42* Franklin. 34. Brownstown. 35: Cortland, 34. Freedom. 4l ■ Spencer. 13. Marion. 46; Peru. 31. Anderson. 67; Kokomo, 38. Anderson Seconds, 32: Kokomo Seconds, - Centerville, 28: Williamsburg, 18. Jefferson Seconds (Lafayette), 28: West Lafayette Seconds, 17. _.. . . Decatur Catholic. 21: Cathedral. 20. Jefferson (Lafayette). 21; West LafayCentral (Evansville), 30: Reitz (EvansT^ e t’‘ Simon (Washington). 43: Hender°Washington Seconds, 27; Jefferson 20. Henderson (Ky.) Girls, 13: St. Simon Gl Boys' Catholic High (Evansville). 30; Vincennes U.. 27. South Bend, 27: Morton (Richmond). 26. Rochester, 30: Tipton, 10. Rochester Seconds, 17; Fulton Seconds. 8. . „ Muncie. 30: El wood. 29. Austin. 23: Vallonis. 19. Alexandria. 36: SummitviUe. 33, La Porte, 61: Michigan City. 17. Michigan City Seconds, 16: La Porte Seconds. 16. _ (Fort W *MooreßvUie, 42: Paragon. 24. Greensburg. 30: Hushville. 34. Clayton. 28: JPlainfleld. 21. Vevay. 23: Hanover. 21. Darlington, 18: New Market. 26. Advance Seconds, 29; Bowers Seconds. 20. Monrovia. 60: Danville. 29. Moorestown. 40: Westland. 19.Moorestown Girls. 9: Westland-Girls. 9. Vincennes. 41: Bloomington. 31. Lawrenceburg. 20: Dillsboro. 29. Hughes (Cincinnati, O.). 28. AuroraF 21 Gosport, 39; Quincy. 33 (two overtimes). . „ . „ Gosport Secondß. 20*. Quincy Seconds. 8 Bunker Hill. 28; Converse 22. Bunker Hill Seconds, lo; Converse Seconds. 8. , _ Union City, 44: Saratoga. 18. Union City Girls. 10: Jefferson Girls. 18. Waynetown. 46; Ladoga. 37. Wingate. 3o: New Richmond, 24. Waveland. 21: Unden. 20 New Palestine. 33: Mt. Comfort. 30 (two overtime periods). Crawfordsville. 67; Thomtown, 23. Batesville, 21- Moores Hill. 13. Gaston. 25; Frankton, 29. Mishawaka, 41; Bremen. 20. Swayzee, 48 Lattro. 10, Gas City. 28: Upland. 8. Jonesboro Girls. 38; Sulphur Springs Girls. 0. Jamestown. 31: Whitestown. 13. Muncie Seconds. 41: Elwood Seconds. 7. Culver. 29; Bourbon. 20. Bourbon Girls, 44; Culver Girls, 19. Freelandville. 29: Wheatland. 19. Hope. 22: Clifford. 14 Logansport, 41; Columbus 39. Columbus Seconds, 49: North Vernon Seconds, fi. Swayzee. 48: Lagro, 10. Gas City, 28: Upland. 9. Middletown. 38: Cadiz. 27. Warsaw, 34; Huntington. 38 (overtime) . Peru Girls. 22: Warsaw Girls. 13. Decatur. 24: Berne. 19. Dalesville, 40: Marklevllle. 16. Hagertown, 28; Winchester 23. Central (Ft. Wayne). 29; Hartford City. 21. Albany. 50: Matthews. 28. Selma, 38; Royerton. 28. Dalerviile. 40 Markleville. 10. ' Ridgerville. 30: Center. 20.. Yorktown. 30; Harrison, 10. Jackson (Ind.). 21; Jackson (Ohio), 8. Mulberry. 28; Wea, 18. MARION COUNTY TOURNEY , Southport. 33; New Bethel. 11. Ben Davis. 10: Beech Grove. IZ. Warren Central, 32; New Augusta. 13. Oaklandon. 18; Lawrence, 14. Valley Mills. 25; Castleton. 13. West Newton. 35: Acton, 20. WABASH VALLEY TOURNEY Oblong, 20: Bellmore. 14. Vincennes. 42; Clay City. 21. Clinton. 31; Sullivan, 15. Wiley (Terre Haute), 19: Brazil. 15. Lyons, 32: Brueeville, 24. „ New Lebanon. 23: Garfield (Terre Haute). 19. Normal. 22: New Berry. 15. Bridgeport. 20- Van Buren. 18. New Lebanon. 23: Garfield. 19, Bridgeport. 20: Van Buren, 18. Normal (Terre Haute). 22: Newberry, 16 KOSCIUSKO COUNTY TOURNEY North Webster. 28: Piereeton. 8. Milford. 27- Leesburg. 7. Syracuse. 23: Etna Green. 20. Burket. 24: Claypool. 10. Beaverdam, 10- Mentone. 14. CABS COUNTY TOURNEY Galveston. 20: Walton. 12. j Washington Township, 10; Twelve Mile, New Waverly. 34; Metea, 9. Deacon. 10- Lincoln. 9. JASPER COUNTY TOURNEY Wheatfleld. 32; Fair Oaks. 20. Remington. 96: Hanging Grove. 3. Remington Girls. 40: Tefft Girls. 5.

Independent Basketball

South Side Turners will play the Bridgeport five at Turner Hall Sunday afternoon. 3:15. The 8. S. T. team has won eighteen out of twenty-two starts this season. The Turner Blues will be seen in action at 1:45 p. m. as a curtain-raiser to the mam contest. The Pres-O-Lites had an easy time defeating the Joy-Glooms. 45 to 19. A big crowd watched the game at the Speedway gym. D. Richeson made eleven field goals lor the winners. • The Whirlwinds defeated the Turner Seconds. 19 to 9. and the Communal Celts. 22 to 17. The following players are naked to be at the Bus Terminal tonight at •L O’clock: Lovell. Starlin, Qerlach. weaver. Johnston. Qatti and Nigger. For ifames call Drexel 1709-R. Mancie Normal Victors Bv Times Bveciai DANVILLE, Ind., Jan. 31.—Muncie Normal defeated Central Nonnal here Friday nlgst, 30 to 23. Craig and Shaw led the attack of the winners. Jarrel, Cox and Hite divided the scoring for Danville. Tillman Dropped Bv JiBA Service FARGO, N. D., J&n. 31.—Russie Leßoy knocked out Johnny Tillman in the second round of a scheduled ten-round bout here Friday night

starts, both started for the Senators’ training camp at Tampa, Fla., well |n advance of reporting time. . Here We have the great Walter Hagen, British open golf champion, who is a “dyed-ln-the-wool” baseball fan, telling Harris and Griffith how to get distance to their drives.

PUTNAM COUNTY TOURNEY Bainbridge. 32; Clinton Center, 14. Russellville, 21: Cloverdale. 12. HOWARD COUNTY TOI'RNKY New London, 32: Jackson Township. 17. West Middleton 15: Greentowti. 10. CARROLL COUNTY TOURNEY Flora. 26: Burlington. 10. Camden. 28: Deer Creek. 13. HAMILTON COUNTY TOURNEY Atlanta. 28: Fishers Station. 25 ELKHART COUNTY TOUfeNEY Nappaneie. 22: Wakarusa. 16. New Paris, 12: Bristol. 11. WHITE COUNTY TOURNEY Wolcott. 23; Chalmers, 18. Monon. 20; Burnettsville. 12 WELLS COUNTY TOURNEY Bluffton. 25; Chester, 19. Liberty Center. 18: Union City, 17. INDEPENDENTS Richmond Div. P. R. R„ 45: Terre Haute Div. P. R. R., 30. , Prest-O-Lile. 46: Joy Glooms. 19. Decatur G. E.. 37: Muncie Merchants. 30. ‘RED’ CUTS IN Robinson Stars in Wabasb Win Over Bridley. By Times Bvecial PEORIA, 111.. Jan. 31.—Wabash College staged a startling comeback here Friday night to defeat Bradley Tech, 32 to 24. The first half ended, 19 to 10, In favor of the locals. Robinson's work under the basket was responsible for Wabash’s victory. The red head flash counted seven field goals and five from the foul line. Bradley made most of Its points by long-range shooting. Wabash helps In the dedication of the new Streator (111.) High school, gym tonight, playing the Peoria FanS, an independent teastfiSf <*hta city. Manual Freshies in Win Manual freshmen netters defeated the Shortridge yearlings at the south side gym Friday afternoon, 26 to 7. Hightower and Lyles were best for the winners. Manual third team will play Shortridge third team tonight at the north side gym as a curtain raiser to the Danville and Shortridge Seconds tilt..

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AMATEURS IN GALAXY OF. BOUTS Ten Matches Tonight at H. A. C.—Show Open to Public. Amateur boxing fans are in for a big evening at the Hoosler Athletic Club tonight, Ten bouts In all will be the night’s offering. Boxers from the South Broadway A. C., St. Louis; the Gary Y. M. C. A. and the South Side Turners will be guests of the Hoosier A. C. leather pushere. Each bout, from bantamweight to heavyweight, will have contestants of proven ability. Action starts at 8 o’clock. The tourney is open to the public. Following in the program: Harry Zimmerman. H. A. C., v. ChriaJopher Landis an. 9. 8. Turners, 112 pounds. Lawrence Pruitt, H. A. C.. vs. Nick Charwick, St. Louis, 118 pounds. Forest House, H. A. C.. vs. John Gallagher. S. S. Turners. 112 pounds. Bert Walters. H. A. C.. vs. Matt Mllllgran, Gary. 118 pounds. Rippy Wilson. H. A. 0., vs. John Murphy. S. 8. Turners. 120 pounds. Ted Hunt. H. A. C., vs. Mika StUes. Gary. 120 pounds. • Ray Dodd H. A. 0., vs. Jimmy Little. St. Louis. 135 pounds. Arthur Vincel, H. A. C., vp. John Zale. Gary. 135 pounds. Huber Johnson. H. A. C.. vs. Bob MyeTs. S. S.|Tumer*. 130 pounds. Ward Fowler, H. A. C.. vL Jack Sellers. S. S. Turners, heavy weights. Referee, Walter. Brewer. Judres. I. Watt Push, Dr. B. K. Westfall. Neal Wynne. John Mellett, General Robert Tyndall. Timers. A. R. Coffin. T. F. Murray. Scorers. Arthur Paetz. J W. Twltty. Inspectors, William Bowman, Howard Venn. Physicians, Dr. Don L. Miller, Dr. K. I. Jeffries. Announcer. George W. Llppa. CAPITOL MAT SCRAPS Demetral and Webb Are Victors In Local Matches. - John Freberg, Swedish wrestler, who does his stuff in bare feet, lost to Bill Demetral, Greek heavyweight, in the main bout at the Capitol Theater Friday night. It was a hard-fought contest and was witnessed by a large crowd. It was a one-fall affair, and Demetral won In 39 minutes. In the prelim, Hugh Webb, Indianapolis, tossed 'Johnny Marshall, Chicago welter, in straight falls. Howard Wiggam refereed the bouts. Promoter Kolb announced he is attempting to bring Stan Zbyszko here to meet Demetral. LAST OF FRED FULTON Minneapolis Heavy Admits He Faked With Tony Fuente Bu Times Bvecial i-fitg. Jan, *pSh- Fred Fait On. Minnesota heavyw?el&ht, has stretched his gangling frame'on the canvas ring for the last time. He has admitted he faked with Tony Fuente here last November. Fulton pleaded guilty in court Friday when • brought to trial charged with violating the California boxing Ikw. He was fined SSOO. Fulton said he "took a dive” In the first round. If Fulton does not pay the fine he will face a sentence of 260 days In iall.

Ben Davis and Warren Central Go to Semi-Finals in Meet at Tomlinson Hall. There was plenty of excitement at Tomlinson Hall today as the Marion Comity high school teams, which survived the first round on Friday, battled it out for the. championship which will be decided at Bp. m. Two games were played this morning, two this afternoon and the finals tonight. *

Ben Davis and Warren Central, by bard fought victories this morning, went into the semi-final play and were to clash in the last game of the afternoon at 3 o’clock. Valley Mills and West Newton, the two other STAR IS OUT Franklin Meets Aggies With Fuzzy on Bench. By Times Bvecial FRANKLIN, Ind., Jan. 31. Franklin College will play the Michigan Aggies tonight on the high school floor here without the services of Fuzzy Vandlvler. It Is the first time the State college champs have been without the services of their star. Injuries received last Monday night in a fall will keep Vandlvler out of the Earlham game next week. He jylll- try to he ready to play against Wabash.next Friday night. County Net Meet Today’s Schedule 9 A. !VL—Southport (23) vs. Ben Davis. (24). 10 A. M.—Warren Central (11) vs. Oaklandon (6). 2 P. M.—Valley Mills vs. West Newten. - 8 P. M.—Warren Central vs. Ben Davis. 8 P. M. (Finah>—Winner of ? p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m. I. U. WRESTLERS BUSY Hoosier Grapplers Go to Lansing to Meet Aggies. Bv Times Bvecial BLOOMINGTON. Ind., Jan. 31. Indiana University wrestlers will meet the Michigan Aggie team at Lansing tonight without the services of Ralph Wilson, individual champion of the Big Ten In the 176pound class, and George Fisher, giant veteran heavyweight, who may be ineligible for further mat competition thie season because of scholastic fifflculties. Indiana wrestlers swamped the Cinctnnai *.‘U” squad last week, 19 to 0. • " ■— —" * “Old Bomb” Wins on Foul iJlv United Press BRINGTON. England, Jan. 31. Bombadler Wells, former British heavyweight champion, won from Soldier Jones on a foul In the sixth round here Friday. Renault Beats Roper Bv United Press OMAHA, Jan. 3i. —Jack Renault won the decision from Bob Roper in a 10-round bout here Friday night. Johnny Nichols knocked out Henri Malcor In the eighth round.

clubs remaining after the morning’s play, met at 2 p. m. In the other semi-final. In a close, thriller contest, Ben Davis eliminated Southport this morning, 24 to 23. The winners were handicapped by the loss of two regulars, Captain Goodloe and Price, who are out of the meet with injuries. Southport was in the lead at the half. 18 to 12. Strebe, Ben Davis, was the star with five field goals* Ten minutes before the end of the game Ben Davis was seven points behind. Strebe dropped in two foul goals Just before the final gun, which won the game. Hildebrand was the outstanding player for the losers, with five field goals. Line-up and summary: Ben Davis (24) South port (23) ftrebe f Spees Gantz 1 Richards Dowden o. Hildebrand Vance r Eishback Substitution*—(lien "Davis')',' Ryan r for Vance. (Southport) Murphy for Fishback. Flshback lor Murphy. Murphy for Richards. Field sro&ls —(Ben Davis). Strebe, 6: Gantz. 2: Dowden, 2. (Southport ). Spees. 3; Hildebrand, 5. Foul goals (Ben Davis). Strebe. 2; Ryan, 2; Vance, Stout. (Southport). Fishback. 4; Hildebrand, 2; Spees. Referee—-Cook. Low Score Game Fighting a losing battle against overwhelming odds the little Oaklandon basket team went down before the Warren Central netters, 11 to 6, at Tomlinson Hall in the second game this morning. The Warren Central five was trailing at the half, sto 4. Both teams missed a number of easy chances to score. The Central squad had trouble penetrating the Oaklandon defense and broke through for only four field goals during the game. Oaklandon proved to be a dark horse of the tournament and displayed a fine brand of basketball. LineXip and summary: Warren Cen. (11) Oaklandon (6) Jolly .. F McConnell Limbach ••••••••..I r .. Lynch Jranke Pctera _ Substitutions (Warren Central). George for Franke. Franke for Geisel. Gei*l for George. (Oaklandon). Jordan for Lynch. Offenbaeher for Peters. Hamilton for Springer. Peters for Hamilton. Lynch for Jordan. Hamilton for Offenbacher. Jordan for McConnell. McConnell for Jorday. Field goals—(Warren Central), Franke, 2: Limbach. Geisel. (Oaklandon). Lynch, 2. Foul goals—(Warren Central). Geisel, Franke. 2. Oaklandon). Lynch, 2. Hamilton. Referee—Kline. The Friday Battles Most of the games Friday were won by good margins with two exceptions. The hardest fought contests were Ben Davis’ 16 to 12 victory over Beech Grove and Oaklandon's 18 to 14 win over Lawrence. Warren Central showed plenty of power in defeating New Augusta, 32 to 13. Southport ra’: up a33 to 11 count against New Bethel and West Newton eliminated Acton, 36 to 20. Valley Mills defeated Castleton, 25 to 13. .

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College Swim mNDIANA UNIVERSITY swimmers perform at the Indianapolis Athletic Club tonight in a meet with the Michigan Aggie aquatic squad. A "water shortage” in Bloomington necessitated bringing the event to this city. A number of Indianapolis youths are swimming with the I. U. team. The Hoosiers defeated the Aggies last yeas.

FOULS DO IT Tech Loses to Connersville; Plays Bedford Tonight. Bu Times Bvecial CONNERSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 31. Technical,of Indianapolis lost an overtime net battle to Connersville here Friday night by one point, 40 to 39. Tech was ahead at the half, 24 to 18, but weakened toward the close and the locals tied the score at 36 all, Just as the gun sounded. In the extra period Steel and Ridge scored field goals fpr the winners and Wehrel tossed on for Tech. Glunt made one out of two attempts from the foul line. Technical made eighteen field goals to eleven for Connersville. The locals tossed eighteen fouls to Tech’s three. The Tech team plays Bedford tonight at the Indianapolis Y. M, C. A. AGGIES IN OVERTIME Michigan Five Noses Out Earlham in Close Struggle. Bu Times Bvecial RICHMOND, Ind., Jan. 31. Michigan Aggies nosed out the Earlham College netters here Friday night, 24 to 23 in an overtime battle. At the half the visitors were leading, 15 to 11, but the Quakers tied it up before the final gun at 22 to 22. In the extra period Hackett of the Aggies scored a field goal and Huntsman of Earlham made a free throw for the only points. Nuttila was the big star of the winners with six field goals and four fouls for sixteen points. Kennedy was best for Earlham. DEMPSEY IS UNDECIDED •Jack Not Retired Officially—Denies “Break” With Kearns. Bv Times Svecial . LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31.—Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, denied late Friday that he had "broken” with Jack Kearns, his manager. Dempsey said he was undecided about defending his title again. This decision, he announced, will be made after his wedding to Estelle Taylor, movie actress. Jack said if he fights again, it will be under Kearns, the man who guided him to fortune and the championship. It Is understood Dempsey’s marriage will occur May 20.

GARVEY IS DEFEATED BY NUNCE i Former N. D. Grldder K. O.d —Montgomery and Berlenbach Win. Bv United Press NEW YORK, Jan. 31.—Another heavyweight championship hope blew up Friday night in Madisop. Square Garden when Ed Garvey, former Notre Dame football star, was knocked out by Gordon Nunce, New York, former amateur heavyweight champion. Garvey went_ down in the third round, under a shower of wild rights and lefts and was caught by the count. Garvey was on the floor twice from straight rights to the Jaw before the final punch came. Sully Montgomery, former Centre College football star, continued his promising work when he stopped Clemente Savaardo in the first round. Paul Berlenbach, New York light heavyweight, won a twelve-round decision from Tony Marullo, New Orleans. Marullo was saved only by unusual ability to take punishment. BUTLER COPS Irvington Five Beats Con cordia —Vanderbilt Next. Bv Times Bvecial ST. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 31.—Butler College defeated Concordia College here Friday night in easy fashion, 32 to 16. "Wakefield of the visitors led the attack with five field goals, Nipper made four from the field and six from the foul line. Butler goes from here to Nashville, Tenn., where Vanderbilt will be met In a return contest. The Southern team was defeated at Indianapolis earlier in the season. DECATUR HIGH WINS Cathedral Boys Lose Oat in Close Battle, 21 to 20. Decatur Catholic High- School dedeated Cathedral at K. C. Hall Friday by a score of 21 to 20. The visitors won by a rally in the last minutes of the game. The half ended 14 to 13 in favor of Cathedral. Meyers led the winners’ scoring with eleven points and Costello was best for Cathedral with nine points. ‘ IJeb May Leave N. D. Bv United Press SOUTH Tom Lieb, -apsiqtajit football coach at Notre Dame, may leave the institution for another berth. Lieb is said to be considering several offers to coach football, track and hockey teams.

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