Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 281, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1928 — Page 9

3IAKCH 21,1928.

Johnny Hennessey to Meet Shields Thursday

Ray Conger Is Star of A.A.U. Event Tommy Warne Sets New Record in Pole Vault Division. I'i i Vnil>il I’res* EVANSTON, 111., March 21.—The victory of Ray Conger, former lowa Middle distance star, in the 1.000yard run featured the triumph of the Illinois A. C. in the annual Central A. A. U. track and field championships here Tuesday night. Conger led his nearest competitor Caine, former Western Conference half-mile champion, by ten yards to win the 1,000-yard in 2:17 1-5, nearly two seconds slower than the world's record held by Joie Ray, who withdrew from the event Thursday night. Ray,' however, won the two-mile run, and with Conger, aided materially in giving the I. A. C. a winning total of 71 points. Ray led the field to the tape by almost twenty yards in the two-mile run. Herb Schwarze, I. A. C„ put the shot 48 feet, 7"! inches to set anew A. A. U. shot put record. Tommy Warne, unattached, defeated Bill Droegemueller, Northwestern star, to set anew A. A. U. record of 13 feet in the pole vault event. Warne formerly starred for Kokomo (Ind.) high school track team. ■

City Bowling Gossip

Evansville teams competed in the A B C events Tuesday, but failed to hit their stride and fell short of the prize list. The Luhrinß Lumber Company turned in the best total with a score of 2,751 on games of 881, 901 and 963. In the doubles event Schwegman and Pollard led with 1,183 which is good enough to bring back their entry fee. Pollard found himself in the singles and registered 636 to bring his toH *J°.t the nine games to 1.795, an average of Wetter than 199 per game. Pay Bailey of the Uptown alievs has been staging a number of feature events for tiiese drives throughout the season, and with the system used developed some real bowlers. His latest event, a singles elimination tournament, was won by John Whalin. who defeated L. R. Hoffman in the last ten games by 19 pins. High single game honors were tied by Hoffman and Roberts, each with a score of 255. High four-game score was won by Gary with a score of 898. The T. A. Bell and Gibson Company won three from the C. H. Wallerich and LosevNash as the Gabriel Snubbers took the odd game from the Auto Equipment boys in the Automotive League games at the Illinois alleys. Kline led with a total of 613. The Citizens Gas. Robbins Body, Ballard Ice Cream and Crescent Paper took three from the Stutz Motor, Hassler Manufacturing Company, Marmon Motor and George J. Mayer Cos. as the Hollenbeck Press. Indianapolis Power and Light Company and Keyless Lock copped the odd game from the Murray Body, Martin-Par-ry and Crane & Cos. In the Commercial League games at the Delaware alleys. Red Mounts led with a total of 636. Hamilton had 67 and Derse 605. Armour & Cos. League games rolled on the Pritchett Recreation alleys resulted 1n a three-time win for the Cloverbloom, Supreme and Fowler teams over the Melrose. Luxors and Veribcst. as the Star Bacon, Star Ham and Devonshire boys copped two from the Silver Nuts. Faultless and Shield quintets. Hilligoss was in rare form and pounded out a total of 638. At the I. A. C. alleys the No. 3 team of the Gyro League won three from the No. 2. as the No. 4 and No. 5 outfits took two from the No. 6 and No. 1 bovs. Schaaf rolled hest in this loop with a total so 584. The Nancy Hart Candy girls team rolled three good games in the Ladies Social League session at tie Elks Club alleys Tuesday night. Them scores were 910. 834 and 873, a total of 2,617, which was good for a three-time win over the Ida, Mae Lunch. Other games were decided over the two-out-of-three route, A. C. Bradley. J. J. C. and Komstohk Candy taking the Indiana Recreation. Silver Flash and Polk's Milk. Johns led over the three-game route with a total of 591. Alexander reached the heights in her final game, when she bunched strikes for a great count of 248. The Coffee team won three from the Peaches as the Peas took the odd game from the Plums in the Ko-We-Ba League games at the Century alleys. Sachs turned in the best game with a score of 211 in her second try. Two out of three was the rule in the Eastern League games at the Century alleys. the M. & W. Engraving Company, Egan Five and O. Kelleys taking the Ford, Shott Bed Spring and Eastern. Egan turned in a series of 629. Riley secured 612. National Malleable. P. O. L. S. 8.. Allison Engineering Company and P. O. L. Charge each won three from the Miller Restaurant, Esterline-Angus, Rosner’s and P O. L. Battery as the Speedway Lumber took two from the Beeler & Hodson Garage in the Speedway League games at the Indiana alleys. The Speedway Lumber team had the high single and high threegame scores with totals of 1,042. 931 and 873. a count of 2,846. E. Holtman led the individuals with 641. K. Powers had 61" and Sheridan 601.

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Charley Paddock, as indicated in the picture above, does not have to stay in high gear to win all his races. He is shown pulling up easily in winning the 300-yard dash in a recent meet between the Los Angeles A. C. and Stanford. That he is reaching top form was proven when he did 300 yards in 31 seconds in an attempt against the record of 30 2-5 seconds.

Crowley and Duffy Draw in Fine Windup to Armory Fistic Show Lightweights in Interesting Scramble: Semi-Windup Is ‘Fizzle’; De Haven, Hurt in Good Battle.

Tommy Crowley, Pittsburgh lightweight, battled through ten rounds in the Legion wind-up at the Armory Tuesday night to earn an even break with Jack Duffy of Toledo in a great battle. It was as fine a scrap as has been presented this season, and while neither fighter displayed enough punch to even knock down the other, it developed into a fine scrap between two willing mixers. If any shade were to be given it should go to Crowley. The usual capacity crowd received a lot of enjoyment out of the tangle. Neither was willing to give ground and the entire ten rounds was filled with action. The semi-wind-up scrap between Glen Nity of Vincennes and Bob Lewsader of Evansville was a “fizzle.” Neither showed enough ability to rate a semi-wind-up position and although the lads apparently were trying hard, neither had enough sock to break an egg. Lewsader won on points what scrap there was. Bud De Haven, Paris, 111., middleweight, earned a shade decision over Cecil Hurt of Indianapolis in a good six-round scrap. Both put a lot into it and made it interesting. De Haven’s shade was his aggressiveness in forcing the fight. A1 De Rose, Indianapolis, was a bit too smart for Billy Meyers, Cin-

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Local Tennis Star to Play National College Champ in Elimination. TILDEN GIVES SCHEDULE Hunter Not to Perform With Team. Bill United Press AUGUSTA, Ga„ March 21. Francis Hunter, second ranking tenuis player in the United States, will not be on the United States Davis cup team to go to Mexico City, Joseph Wear, American Lawn Tennis United Press today. Wear said it was desirable to give the younger players an opportunity in big matches, and Hunter would not be included on the team. “I believe the younger players are competent enough to beat any Mexican opposition,” he said. Tilden said the actual elimination contests would not begin until Thursday. Trials today which originally were scheduled as part of the elimination contests, will be part of the preliminaries, he said. Tilden announced the following schedule for the elimination matches: Thursday Arnold Jones. Providence. R 1., and W. F Coen Jr.. Kansas Ci(v: Wray Brown. St. Louis, and Bud Chandler. Harvard University; George Lott. Chicago, and Tilden: Frank X. Shields, national luntor champion, and Johnny Hennessey. Indianapolis. Doubles—Wilmcr Allison University of Texas. Brown and Chandler, Shields; Shields. Coen and Jones. Doeg. Friday Allison and Brown, Lott and Doeg. Jones and Hennessey. Brown and Shields. Chandler and Coen. Doubles Shields. Coen and Chandler, Tilden; Lott. Hennessey and Jones, Doeg. Saturday Lott and Allison, Brown and Doeg, Shields and Coen. Chandler and Hennessey Jones nad Lott. Doubles—Hennessey, Brown and Shields, Allison; Tilden. Coen and Chandler. Doeg. Sunday ► Chandler and Doeg. Tilden and Jones. Brown and Tilden. Lott and Hennessey. Doubles—Coen, Shields and Brown. Allison. Tilden and Arnold Jones, ranking No. 6 player, met Hennessey, ranking No. 5, and Lott in a signi- | ficant doubles match Tuesday, which showed Tilden in need of practice. Tilden and Jones won 3-6, 6-1, 4-6. 6-1. 6-4.

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