Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 231, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1925 — Page 14

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RIOT FOLLOWS EASTERN RING BOUT—LOCAL H. S. NET FIVES ARE BUSY

One Man Killed and Several Injured in Street Brawl After MartinBallerino Match. Bv United Press BROOKLYN, N. A., Feb. 6. —One fight fan was killed and several others slightly injured Thursday night when a free-for-all street riot followed a boxing bout in which Vincent (Pepper) Martin, Brooklyn pugilistic idol, was knocked out so completely by Mike Ballerino of Bayonne, N. J., that the local youth was taken to a hospital.

The dead man is William Faehnigen, who was fatally stabbed'* because he maintained Martin had been fouled. A blow to the lower body dropped Martin to his knee for the count In the eleventh round of a scheduled twelve-round bout. He claimed a foul, but the referee would not allow it, and declared Ballerino the winner by a knockout. As an ambulance arrived to take the Injured boxer to a hospital, members of the two factions surged Into the street. Knives, automatic pistols and blackjacks appeared like magic and turmoil followed. Extra police, who reached the scene a few minutes later, restored order only after a series of sharp encounters. Martin’s condition Is not serious. j Nut Cracker mU DOING BY THE NUMBER OF COLLEGES CLAIMING THEM AS COACHES FOR NEXT FALL, THE FOUR HORSEMEN MUST BE TRIPLETS. * • Nurmi, it is said, is not enjoying himself in this country. .... Maybe he objects to waiting so long at the finish to shake hands with Joie Ray. * * * While Benny Leonard quit the ring for his mother, we do not believe he Intends to be a mammy singer on the stage. * • • ryiIALTER JOHNSON hardly will be a success in the cheap 1 vaudeville --.houses. . . His stuff Is too fast for the boys. • • • JACK RENAULT WILL BE REMEMBERED MAINLY AS A HEALTHY YOUNG FELLOW WHO ONCE POSED IN"THE UNIFORM OF THE CANADIAN MOUNTED. • • • The Missouri courts refused to recognize Big Munn’s suit for slander against Strangler Lewis, possibly on the ground you cannot slander a wrestler* • • * There are more than 20,000 women bowlers In this country And —as someone must have said before—all they are interested in Is the pin money.

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I. U. MATMEN Strong Crimson Squad Meets Northwestern Tuesday. Bv Times Special • BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Feb. 6. Indiana University’s whitewashing 1925 wrestling team will ’open the Big Ten mat season against Northwestern here Tuesday night. Prospects for a victory are bright, as the Purple grapplers were defeated by the Michigan Aggies several weeks ago and the Indiana mat men shut out the' Wolverine wrestlers last Saturday night, 29 to 0. In their two meets this season Coach Jack Reynolds’ Hoosiers have scored 46 points without losing a single point. Tryouts for the team which will face Northwestern Tuesday night have been held this week. Lambert at Illinois Bv Times Special LAFAYETTE. Ind., Feb. 6.—Ward Lambert, basketball coach at Purdue University, will teach the net sport in the Illinois “U” coaching school this summer along with Ruby, Illinois mentor.

Warren Central Basketball Squad, Champions of Marion County H. S. A. A.

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TERRY AND COX CLASH Another Bout Added to Tomlinson IlaH Card. Tuesday. Jack Terry, bantamweight, has been signed to meet Royal Cox, Indianapolis, in a six-round bout on the card at Tomlinson Hall Tuesday night, when Louie La veil and Sidney Glick meet In a ten-round clash as the main attraction. The signing of Terry and Cox leaves only one bout, a lour-round opener, to be arranged. The program as arranged by Casey Kimble, matchmaker, includes the main go between Glick and Lavell, lightweights; an eight-round clash between Don Carson and Mickey Cone, flyweights; another eightround affair with Carl Schmadel and Soldier Fields meeting; the six-round bout of Terry and Cox and a fourround prelim in which a couple of heavyweights will perform.

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FRANKLIN SCENE OF FEATURE Wabash Invades Camp of State Champs Both Teams Crippled. Bv Times Special FRANKLIN, Ind., Feb. 6.—Franklin College’s basketball squad, minus the services of Fuzzy Vandivier and C. Friddle, two of the mainstays of the famous combination, will try and repel the fast attack of the husky, hard dribbling Wabash five tonight at the high school gym here. If the State champs ever had 'heir backs to the wall Sit is In the present situation. With two stars out that can not be satisfactorily replaced and Burl Friddle still ailing somewhat with an infected foot, the situation looks rather desperate. It. appears as though the line-up which started the Earl ham game may be used, with Lyons playing at center. B. Friddle very probably will break into the game, but whether he will start or not is a problem. Peterman and Gant are the logical choicee at forwards, with Ballard and King as guards. There will not be room enough to hold the fans who want to see the game. Practically all seats are gone now. A few general admissions will be sold at the door. The game starts at 8 o’clock. Reports from Wabash state the Scarlet has had some tough luck also, with Coffel hobbling around with a wrenched ankle. Coach Vaughan used Cripe and Cowan at the back guard post in practice Thursday. The loes is a severe one and evens up to some extent the tough "breaks” for both clubs.

Title Bout Bv United Pres# “JEW YORK, Feh. 6. Negotiations, practically have been completed for a world’s championship bout between Edouard Mascart, European feather champ and Kid Kaplan, American champion. Tex Rickard will stage the contest In Madison Square Garden on March 20 or hold it for outdoors.

LEWIS AND BAUER DRAW Big Matmen Fail to Reach Decision in Bout. By United Press MILWAUKEE, Feb. 6. Ed (Strangler) Lewis and Hans Bauer wrestled one hour and five minutes to a draw here Thursday night. Lewis’ famous headlock availed him little against Bauer.

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H. A. C. SWIMMERS LOSE Illinois A. C. Women Win Easily Over Local Club. Bv Times Special CHICAGO, Feb. 6.—The Illinois A. C. women swimmers defeated the Hoosler A- C. of Indianapolis in a dual meet here Thursday night by a score of 51 to 28. Indianapolis swimmers did not compete in the water polo or 440-yard relay, the I. A. C. taking the events by default. Conrad Mila of the I. A. C., In an exhibition, swam the 220-yard backstroke in 2:50.2. The record in a sixty-foot pool Is 2:54.2.

NEXT INDEPENDENT NET GAMES OCCUR TUESDAY -■ ... ~,,v. - . ...... Four More Fives Eliminated in Local Sectional Meet at ' ‘Y’ —Results of Contests. Four more teams fell by the wayside and four more advanced to the second round in the local independent basketball meet Thursday night at the Y. M. C. A. Redeemer Lutherans, Mapletons, Emerson -Orioles and First Baptists were the winlers. There wasn’t much doubt as to the result in most cases.

The scores were: Redeemer Lutherans, 38; 8. 8, Christians, 21. Mapletons, 41; Ferndales, 17. Emerson Orioles, 80; Communal Celts, 15. First Baptist, 21; West Park Christian, 12. v The third night of play In the first round Is scheduled for next Tuesday with the following games: Central Christian vs. Christamores; “Y" Leaders vs. Red Crowns; Theta Alpha Kappa vs. Pennsylvania R. R.; De Molay Golds vs. Brlghtwood M. E. When these games are played twelve teams will be left for the second round. In the first game Thursday the Re-

L-I’JARREN Central High School \3m basketball team won the L- J Marion County High School Athletic Association tourney last week-end at Tomlinson Hall. Warren is anew consolidated school composed of Sbadeland and Cumberland. W. L. Mowrey is coach of the team and he has a fast-stepping

RITOLA AND NURMI Rival Finn Runners to Race In New York Saturday. Bn Timet Special NEW YORK. Feb. 6.—Willie Rltola has agreed to shake a leg against Paavo Nurmi In the two-mile race at the Wllco games Saturday night, so that the attraction would not suffer by the withdrawal of Joie Ray. In this run, Nurmi has promised, he will break Ray’s old two-mile record, the last remaining record of Ray’s once Imposing list. Ray was to have defended his title at the distance, but he withdrew and challenged Nurmi to switch over to the mile run. Nurmi refused to alter his plans to suit Ray. BROADWAY MAT SCRAPS Jack Reynolds and Tony Ross were winners Thursday night in the wrestling bouts at the Broadway Theater. A packed house witnessed the matches. Reynolds, Indiana University wrestling coach, tossed Pete Montana, Philadelphia, two straight falls in the feature. Reynolds was too fast for the Easterner. Fiahbaugh lost to Ross, though the Newark youth managed to gain one fall. Ross took the first and third tosses. Fishbaugh was handicapped by an injj ;red ear and lost much blood as a r&ault of Ross’ punishing headlocks.

Independent Basketball

The River Ave. Bulldogs will play the St. Patrick r. P. C.a tonight at the Propylae'im gym. 17 E. North St., at 8 o’clock. A curtain ndaer will start at 7 p. m. The 8 - Anthony Y. P. O. net team threw them in from all corners of the floor Thureday night to win from the Indianapolis Turks. 50 to 11. Roberta and Stehlux. the former with nine field goals, and the latter with six. were high point men for the winners, with Lentz playing a strong defensive game. Shane played beet for the losers. On next Monday evening the Y. P. C.s will meet the strong Lafayette Y. M. P. C. team on the St. Anthßny floor. The Holy Croea Y P. C. will play the St. Patrick Y. P. C. return game at Holy Cross hall. Feb. 10. at 8:30 p. m. The first game of the eerie. was won by Holy Cross by a close score of S3 to 16. Dancing will follow the game. For games Ef.Mr*

EVANSVILLE FIVE WINS Stuteville Drops In Twelve Baskets —Play Louisville Tonight. Bv Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., Feb. 6. Evansville College netters continued on their victory march here Thursday night, by defeating the “Y” team 46 to 33. At the close of the first period the college team was trailing 23 to 22. The collegians came back strong In the last half to win with much to spare. Stuteville dropped in twelve baskets from the floor. Louisville “U” five plays Evansville College here tonight.

deemers won over the 8. 8. Christians In handy fashion by pulling away in the second period. The half ended 12 to 11 In favor of the winners. Goldrick, Bilger and Mack, led the scoring for the victors. Hockersmith was best for the losers. The Mapletons had an easy time downing the Ferndales In an uninteresting contest. Carter, Ewing and Crooks, counted most of the points. The Emerson Orioles nipped the Communal Celts decisively, although the losers staged a rally In the second half. First Baptist downed the West Park Christian In a low score game.

outfit. Hllkene Is captain and Robert Johnson manager. The team has had a fine record all season and continued Its good play In the county meet. West Newton, last year’s champ, was defeated in the final game. Twelve schools compete!. Indianapolis high schools do not compete in the county meat.

TURNERS VS. RIVERSIDES Sunday Afternoon Basketball Game at South Side Hall. The Turner basketball teem wlft meet the Riverside A. A. next Sunday afternoon at the South Side hall, 3:16. The Turners have a busy schedule for the rest of the month and hope to add to their string of victories. A curtain reiser will pricede the Sunday contest. The Turners’ last victory was at Tipton. SOUTH - CENTRAL~6OLF Bv United Press HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Feb. —AI Watrous, professional of Grend Rapids, Mich., carried away the title In the South-Central open golf tournar ment, Thursday, defeating MacDonald Smith, San Francisco professional, by two strokes.

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STARRING SCRAP IN NEW YORK Terris and Mandell, Leading Lightweight Contenders, Battle Tonight. Bv United Press NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—Another little Jewish boy, a curly-haired youngster from the east side tenements, where Benny Leonard got his start, will make a bid for Leonard’s vacated crown tonight In Madison Square Garden. t Sammy M&ndell, “highbrow of the ring,” opposes the former newspaper butcher In what is expected to be the fastest and most active contest ig years. The bout is billed simply as a twelve-round contest between two leading aspirants for the championship vacated by Leonard, but those who do not bow in deference to the New York boxing commission regard It as a bout for the championship. Mandell of Rockford, 111., and Terris are accepted among most boxing critics as the best on the list of sixteen boxers appointed by the commission to engage in an elimination tournament to decide the new champion. In the opinion of the hard-boiled fight followers, Mandell should win on points, although he admits that twelve rounds are not so much to his liking as fifteen rounds. City Three- Cushions Roberts and Cooper will meet tonight in the city handicap threecushion billiard tourney at the Board of Trade. Thursday night Cook defeated Quinn In a close match, 45 to 44.

MUNN TO MEET ROMANO Bv United Press CHICAGO, Feb. 6. —Mike Romano, Italian wrestler, has been selected to meet Wayne Munn, world’s champlion. In a feature bout here Feb. 16. Billy Sandow, manager for Strangler Lewie, when apprised of the match. Issued a statement that he will get an injunction to prohibit promoters from advertising Munn as world’s heavyweight champion.

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Manual, Tech, Cathedral and Ripple Each Play Twice and Shortridge i Once Four Here Saturday. This is a big week-end for the local high school netters as far as the number of games is concerned. Manual, Technical, Ripple and Cathedral play games on Friday and Saturday nights. Shortridge had two scheduled, but the Friday night affair was cancelled. Four games will be played in Indianapolis Saturday night.

BUTLER FRAY Pagemen Perform at H. A. C. Dance After Game. Butler students and other foUowers are expected to turn out in large numbers at the Hoosler Athletic Club tonight to greet the Pagemen, who will play the H. A. C. five in their first home game since the recent road trip. Butler coaches plan to use thfe fuU varsity squad during the game. The Hoosiers, too, are making big plans toward winning the game and will have on their roster reinforcements In the persons of Wallie Mid diesworth and Bob Blessing, former Butler stars. A curtain raiser between Butler freshmen and Hoosler A. C. seconds will start at 8 o’clock. A dance will follow the big game in the ballroom and will be open to those attending the game. Flowers K. O.s Kid Bv United Press • DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. 6.—Tiger Flowers, Atlanta middleweight, knocked out the Jamaica Kid, heavyweight, in the tenth round here Thursday night.

TIPLITZ ‘RUNS OUT’ j By United Press BOSTON. Feb. 6.—Claiming the attendance was too small to give him a reasonable percentage, Joe Tiplitz, Philadelphia lightweight, refused to meet Jack Zivic, Pittsburgh, here Thursday night. Tiplitz probably will be suspended by the local boxing commission and New York and Philadelphia commissions will be asked to act.

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Fans can take their choice Saturday. Bloomington plays Tech at the Y. M. C. A., Ben Davis is at Shortridge, Castleton at Broad Ripple and St. Xavier of Louisville and Cathedral at K. C. Hall. Manual goes on a southern Indiana trip. The Red and White was to leave at 2 p. m. today for Terre Haute, where Wiley High will be met tonight. On Saturday the club goes to Evansville to play Central High. The men to make the trip: Eickmann, Marshall, Noll, Cederholm, Turner, Martin, Brandt, Sackoff and Higgs. The Manual Seconds will play at Westland and on Saturday meet the Broad Ripple Seconds. The Manual girls were to play the Ripple girls this afternoon. Technical should not have a great deal of trouble tonight at Valley Mills and should be able to save up. a little for Bloomington on SaturdM at the Y. M. C. A. The Green anJP White outfit has lost some tough ones and is about due to get a few breaks. Ripple Is at Carmel tonight with a patched line-up due to the illness of three players, Richardson, Carter and Welling. Cathedral goes to Hagerstown tonight and plays a return game with St. Xavier at K. C. Hall, Saturday. Coach Vincent has been trying out anew combination which will see action in the week-end scraps. CROWE CAPTAINS N. D. Lafayette Youth to Head Rockne’s 1925 Grid Squad. Sv United Press SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Feb. 6. Clem Crowe, second-string end, was elected 1925 captain of the Notre Dame grid squad at a football banquet. here Thursday night. Crowe Is from Lafayette, Ind. He is a junior. All of the N. D. 1924 first-string players are seniors. Crowe was a first-string end in 1923.

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