Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 233, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1930 — Page 19

FEB. 7, mO_

WEAKENED BUTLER QUINTET TO FACE CAVEMEN TONIGHT

Captain Hildebrand Declared Ineligible De Pauw Complaint Results in Ousting of Stellar Bulldog Center on Pro Charges; Wolfe Flunks; Hinchman Absent Because of Illness.

Hu Time* fjperUll CRA)VFORDSVxLLE, Ind.. Feb. 7. —Attempting to even the count with the Butler cagers for the 32-15 defeat handed the Vaughanmen earlier in the season, Wabash college’s netters play hosts to the Bulldogs here tonight. One of the largest crowds of the year is expected to witness the clash of the old rivals, j Wabash has won two of its last three games, trimming De Pauw and Manchester and losing to Notre Dame. Vaughan probably will start Chase i and Bash at forwards, Grove at cen- i ter and Howell and Harbison at j guards. Bowman, Johnson and Elli- I - c tin also may see action. Christopher and Allen, forwards; ! Tackct., center, and Evans and Rey- j uolds, guards, probably will form , Hinkle s starting lineup for Butler. I The Bulldogs' reserve strength was lessened with the ineligibility of j William H islet of Delphi and Wal- I ter Cozad of Oxford, reserves, who will be absent until they work off conditions received in their studies. BULLDOGS FACE TASK Best Scorer Ruled Out in Summer Basketball Charges. Butler's chances against Wabash tonight, and in the remaining six contests of the season, were given a serious setback Thursday night when Captain Oral Hildebrand, stellar center and high point scorer in state collegiate circles, was declared ineligible. Hildebrand is alleged to have played professional baseball with a Brazil <lnd.) nine last summer. In addition to Hildebrand Coach Tony Hinkle will miss the services of Richard Wolfe, reserve center, who failed to pass his scholastic requirements. The Blue squad was further weakened for the Wabash tilt when Curly

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Hinchman, a candidate for the floor guard berth vacated last week by Maurice Hosier graduated, was reported on the sick list. Hildebrand's ineligibility followed the presenting of an affidavit, signed by Arthur Groner of Brazil, to the Indiana intercollegiate conference by Prof. William Blanchard. head of the athletic committee of De Pauw university. Groner alleged that Hildebrand, playing under the assumed name of Roy Hilden. had pitched eleven diamond contests for the Brazil club, and received S4O per game. Groner is treasurer of the Brazil nine. Groner later asserted that Coach Tubby Moffett, athletic director and head hardwood coach of De Pauw, had solicited his signature on the affidavit. Hildebrand’s suspension was announced by the Butler faculty committee after it had received the affidavit from the intercollegiate conference. Potsy Clark, athletic director ot Butler, stated today that the ineligibility of Hildebrand will not affect the status of past games played by the Bulldogs. He also emphasized that there was no intimation of strained relations between Butler and De Pauw universities as a result of the incident. BIG FOUR IN ACTION City Net League Leaders to Oppose Columbus Cardinals. Big Four A. A. of Indianapolis, city league leaders and one of the outstanding railroad quintets in the middle west, will oppose the Columbus (Ind.) Cardinals at the Y. M. C. A. Saturday night. In a preliminary contest. Beech Grove will play Central Christian. The first game is scheduled to start at 7:30.

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GENARO FOULS STEIN BERLIN. Feb. 7.—Frankie Genaro, American claimant to the world's flyweight championship, was disqualified for hitting low in the eighth round of a scheduled tenround bout with Harry Stein, former German champion, Thursday night.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

New Yankee Pilot Passes Vacation in Land of Sunshine.

THE fact he is the new manager of the wealthy New York Yankees has not interfered with Bob Shawkey spending a summer this winter in Florida and the picture herewith shows the diamond pilot in golf togs as he prepared for a round on one of the popular links in the Sunshine state. He hobnobbed with Babe Ruth for a spell at St. Petersburg and Miami Beach and later Shawkey hopped north to confer with his bosses, presumably to whisper to them what the Babe, whispered to him about the new home run contract. Shawkey plans an immediate return to Florida to remain until his Yankee pastimers report for spring training. Shawkey will face a heavy task trying to fill the shoes of the late Miller Huggins, but many believe him well fitted for the duties.

Turners Play State Champs South Side Turners are preparing for one of the hardest games of the season when they clash with Morgantown Green Lanterns, state am- | ateur independent champions, at Turner gym Sunday afternoon. It will be the third and deciding game of their series. A large delegation of fans will accompany the Brown county quinet here for the game.

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Big Italian Gets Third I Quick Win Camera Floors Owens at Start of Second; Boxe: Poorly. Bu T'nited Pn tt NEWARK, N. J.. Feb. 7.—Another quick knockout -was added today to Primo Camera's American record, which now reads: Feb. 6—Knocked out Cowboy Billy Owen* In twenty-three seconds of the second round. Jan. 31—Knocked out Elzear Rioux in forty-seven seconds. Jan. 24—Knocked out Bin Boy Peterson in seventy seconds. Camera, weighing 276 pounds, finished Owens, a nondescript from Guthrie. Okla., with a series of lefts and rights to the head in the second round here Thursday night beI fore a wildly-cheering crowd of 7.500 in the Newark Armory. Owens weighed 228. After holding Camera fairly even

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College Basketball

Central Normal, 41: Manchester. 25, Statd Normal. 46: Rose Poly, 12. Princeton. 33: 'Williams. 26. Panzer. 42: Montclair Teachers. 39. Fordham. 35: John Hopkins. 20. N. Y. U.. 26: Georgetown. 20. Sewanec, 27: V. P. 1.. 23. W <fc L.. 39' North Carolina U.. 34. Defiance. 40: Bowling Green. 28. Lafayette. 27: W. & J.. 12.

in the first round, even baffling him at infighting. Owens wilted under a two-fisted attack to the head as soon as the second round got under wav. No sooner had Camera disposed of his third American "set-up” than preparations were under way for him to leave for St. Louis, where he takes on another doubtful opponent Tuesday night. Buster Martin, 200-pound Oklahoman, will be Camera's next opponent. Camera demonstrated Thursday night that he knows nothing about infighting. Several times Owens got inside Camera’s long arms. The big Italian didn’t know what to do and once looked appealingly at the referee. TECH RIFLEMEN WIN Tech R. O. T. C. marskmen defeated Pennsylvania railroad sharpshooters, 475 to 473, in a rifle match at Pennsy gym Thursday.

NORMAL DRUBS POLY TERRE HAUTE, Ind.. Feb. 7. State Normal had little trouble in stopping Rose Poly in a rough and loosely played court game here Thursday, winning 46 to 12 after leading 28 to 5 at the half. Schied, Harton and Reynolds were best for the victors. Alexander led the losers. Sixteen personal fouls were called on the Engineers. BLUE YEARLINGS VICTORS Shortridge freshman basketball team nosed out Manual yearlings at Shortridge Thursday, 28 to 26.

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Loyola Team Invades East By l nit<d Prrs CHICAGO. Feb. 7—Loyola univarsity’s basketball team, victorious in thirty-four of its last thirty-five game, departed today for an invasion of eastern courts with Pittsburgh, Duquesne. Georgetown, North Carolina university, Duke, Loyola of Baltimore and North Carolina State included.