Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 224, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1930 — Page 11

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ADDITIONAL SPORTS

Notre Dame to Bring Strong Track Team Here Saturday Holes Left From Last Year Filled With Sturdy Sophomores; McCormick in Elder’s Shoes.

j f niteri Pre*n NOTRE DAME, Ind.. Jan. 28 Vith a squad that looks good on aper, Jvjtre Dame will open its 1930 ; ack season at Indianapolis Saturiay with the Butler Bulldogs as opponents. Coach Nicholson believes he team will develop into one of he best in the school's history. Holes left by graduation are well fortified with soph mores. Nicholon said today. And in certain vents this year’s candidates are wronger than last year's. Captain Joe Abbott has shown well in the quarter and half-mile uns. Others to appear in these •vents are Alex Wilson and Brandt Little, two Canadians. Two others who have run the half in less than

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Bill Sarfcenf, put on a 267 finish to total (J3O uni ir.iui tJi< individual play ip the Tl* ( r*a<?u< k - Mlddfiw v.as seco jci u: l *j white Bheehnn .showed on 612. Game ipsult' gave the Community Coal find Woodsmall a two-time win over the b. and t> Body and t. W. Schneider. The No t and No. 5 trams copped the odd .Mine from the No. 2 ana No. 6 as lc No. ; took the entire serici from the NN. * • Rous?h Note? League play. \ e11 total l>v \an Arrfall. and a single .Mine count of iIS bv Zofllfr. were the feature* of the Bell Telephone league pla\. Ihe liiditors and < omniereial won two from the Maintenance and Engineers. while the Coiifitruftion handed the Traffic a tmtoiit. taking all three games with ease. Ccvimiui'. rolled a total of 612 to lead : ne piav in the Indianapolis Star League, t *i* his team mates on the Pick-up Club , i ? * and to help him. the Pressmen l iking “ entire series. The Intertype and Mail- > r No. 1 also won three from tlje Roger an and Webb Pressmen, while the MailNo. 10 won two from the Wrong Fonts. Ih" time wins featured the KeferM**’- irt league session, the I>r. West and "inok defeating the Konjola and Bath Buds o\er this route. The l>c Mnlav League started with four in action, on the Illinois alleys Monsuv’ night. The business of organizing i-• '- n* and the limited time, and as a relit. but two games were rolled, the No. 1 id No. ? teams taking one each, while the No. 3 won both .starts from the No. 4. The Ahilitv Plating Work* and Maple Koad teams won two from the Kootr Florists and Kites Jewelrv during the Twilight I ••.*.gue play on the I ptown alleys. pin-, in the big Evangelical League reuited in a three-game win for the White Sox. Dodgers Cubs and Giants* over the

V\ abash Trips Chester Five r.n i ■>, v CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind.. Jan. 28. Groves and Harbison led Wabash to a 28-to-21 triumph over Manchester college on the local hardwood Monday night. ' Except for a one-point advantage at the start of the game, Manchester trailed throughout, the Cavemen bein; in front, 14 to 7. at the half. Coach Vaughan used several reserves in the second period. Kilgore and Miller were best for the losei . Chapman, stellar Chester center, was handicaped by injuries. Junior Basket Entry Closes The city junior basketball tournament entry list is now complete with the sixteen teams. All teams entered are requested to have a representative present at the meeting which will be held Thursday night at 7:30 at the St. Philips gym, 030 North Rural street. % Some of the teams have not turned in their addresses and Carl Callahan of the Em-Roe Sporting Goods Company would like to have all team managers telephone their addresses to him at Lincoln 3446. Rules, regulations and the drawing for the tournament will be taken up at the Thursday meeting.

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two minutes are Joe Quigley and Don McConville. In the mile run. Nicholson has Jim Biggins, a consistent performer last year, and Brandt Little. Two-milers to show up we.l this have been Gene Howery, a .-.ophomore discovery, Cavanaugh and Connors. Much is expected from the two-mile relay team with Abbott. LittU, Wilson and Quigley or McConville scheduled to take part. Bill McCormick is expected to take Jack Elder's place in the sprints. He has run the 60-yard in one-fifth second less than Elder’s record. Ben Boagni also is an outstanding sprint man.

Pirate.. Mud Hens. Senators and Titters, a. the Keels, Indians and Athletics won two frorr. the Cards. Browns and Yanks. •T. Bentley. Schn’eder, Rudpeck and W. Hohlt had totals of 635. 616. 612 and 605, respectively. After losing the first game to the Gartland Foundry, the Carpenter Steel boys came baric with score of 993 and 967 to win the odd game. in the St. Joan of Arc League play. The W. Bledsoe. Bowers Envelope and Centennial Tics.' also won two from the C. and G. Potts. Heffelman Candy and Lone Star Cement, as the J. A. Naughton auinte! won three from the Farrell Granite. M. Mathews and Fink staged a pretty race for the individual lead, Mathews winning. 643 to 636. Albers led the Kasper Furniture to a three-time win over the Thornan Shoe team, during the South Side Business Mens League play on the Fountain Square alleys, with a total of 622 on games of 2f)o, 210 and 212. Other games resulted In a two-time* win for the t-oun-tam Square Luncheonette. Koch Furniture and Denkers Drv Goods over the Wenzel Pharmacy. Fountain Square State bank and Heidenreich Florists. The Superintendents OfTice cleaned up on the General Agents, while the American Express won two from the Terminal, in the Railway Express League play on the Pritchett alleys. Just, to be different the Secdhd Reformed made a clean sweep of their series with the St. Paul Reformed, in ihe Reformed Church League play. Tne Second Be.rracas. Eighth Reformed. Trinity. Immanaal and First Ow.s won the odd came from the Third Reformed. First Y. M. C.. Carrollton Indiana, First Tigers and Carrollton Boosters. Reifeis sandwiched a 185 score between games of 236 and 246 to lead this lop with a total of 667. Campbell had 618; Lossin. 606. and Iske. 605. The Traveling Agents. Union Station and City Agents took two games from the Shippers. General Agents and City Offices, while the Traffic Managers lest three to the Assistant Traffic Managers in the Transportation Laegue play at Pritchett’s. I he piav ol Hurst easily featured, has total of 650. being secured with games of 212, 236 and 202. The Crain Map, Allison Coupon and Hyfled C.as teams lost three in a row to the !.■ ader store. Weber .Milk and Hayes Body, bile the Williamson Farnitnre, Riversides, . ioosiers and Coca-Cola won two from the loines. Central States No. I, Baker’s Lunch, and Centra! States No. 7, during the Pastime League play on the Indiana alleys. Carl Moxley was the leader during this series with a three-ganiC/total of 631. Krcls led the Harding team to a threetime win over the ghoados during the Kiwanis League play, with a total of 610 on games Os 178, 222 and 210. The Mitchell and Tapscott Chibs also won three from the Miller and Sputh boys, as the Herdrich. Hammer and Mueller won two from the Farrell Kebler and Dunlop.

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