Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 232, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1932 — Page 17

FEB. 5, 1932

SURPRISE WINS GIVE U. S. OLYMPIC LEAD

Shea and Jaffee Cop Opening Skate Event Heavy Snowfall May Handicap Distance Skaters in Today’s Two Events; American Hockey Team Bows to Canada in Initial Test. JACK RHEA REPEATS By United Prr* LAKE PLACID, N. Y., Feb. s.—Jack Shea of the United States won the 1,500-mctcr speed skating championship of the winter Olympic games today. It was his second championship of the meet. Alexander Hurd of Canada was second, and William Logan, Canada, third. The final Involved only United States and Canadian skaters, three from each country qualifying. BY HENRY M’LEMORE United Pres* Staff Correspondent LAKE PLACID. N. Y., Feb. s.—lt’s a long lane that has no turning, so the officials of the third winter Olympic games—the same officials who a few days ago were bemoaning the lack of winter weather—today were looking toward the heavens and wondering when it would stop snowing.

Big awkward machines, known as power sweepers, resembling steam rollers with a week's growth of beard on the roller part, moved slowly around the stadium track today, removing snow in preparation for the 1,500 and 10,000-meter races. Snow, however, was not the only topic of discussion in this little mountain village today. There was plenty and plent r of talk about America’s surprising showing Thursday in winning both the 500 and 5,000-meter runs. Jack Shea’s victory in the 500meter was surprising, but nothing compared to the surprise occasioned by Irving Jaffee’s triumph over the Norwegian stars, Ivar Ballangrud

Basketball

Hoosier Demons turned in another brilliant performance to drop Jamestown at Advance gym Wednesday, 38 to 30. Several sttone quintets are on the Demon schedule this month. Springman Market of Louisville last year’s A. A. U. champions who defeated Demons in the final tournament game, play here Sunday. Trams desiring games call Lillie Miller, Ch. 4374. Mohawks would like to schedule games with teams having access to gyms. Call Bob Forster during the day at Rl. 9624 or at night at Ha. 4491-W. Holy Trinity Juniors defeated Question Marks Sunday. 23 to 8. Juniors also thumped Mayer Chapel Wolverines. 48 to 7'„„} Vc J incsdn y ni Kht. For games call Be. 4898 between 5 and 6 p m., ask for A1 Oamcs are wanted on a home and home cUi's' Juniors pla y in the 18-20-year-old In Klngan League games. Beef House defeated Ham Skinning, 23 to 8. Smoke House thumped City Branch, 26 to 16, Jobbing drubbed Maintenance. 32 to 2 rim™ i £ a F 0 department nosed out Main J, c ®- l(t . io m a lug of war. Maintenance department, captained by J. New'S™' to th e Plant team, captained py i. Robinson, two to 1. The Kingan tug of war team challenges Union Stock Yards to a tug on Feb. 16. Irvington Trojans downed Polk Milk, il 7 'i T hc . # wlnners (l *d not perform 'P r f° rnl - Bottema and Carey led the scjrers with Wood starring on <lefen.se. Coffin led the Milk quintet. ~,The St. Philip Bov's Club defeated the Wizards in an overtime battle. 26 to 24. Schaubhut Saints stellar guard hit irom Lir out to score the winning marker. The Saints nlay the strong Y. M. H. A. sauad Tuesday at the Saints Gvm. ROH.FR P.ASKKT GAME The Riverside roller skate basketball tram swamped the Noblesville roller net squad at Riverside skating rink Thursday night. 23 to 3 Jennings. Justus and Whaley were high point men for Riverside. Teams wishing games with Riverside "rite H. O. Parker, 1706 West Thirtieth street. KIRSHBAUMS IN ACTION Seeking revenge for a previous defeat the Kirshbaum basketeers j will swing into action on Sunday afternoon against the B, & O. squad. The railroaders walloped the Kirshbaums several weeks ago. In the lid-lifter at 2:30, Kirshbaum Bulldogs will take on American Settlement five. PURPLE LINEUP ( HANGED By Time* Sin cinl EVANSVILLE. Ind., Feb. 5.- ! Evansville college cagers take on McKcndree college of Lebanon, 111., here tonight. A changed lineup will see Riggs and McGlothlin at forward, McCutchan at center and Hartke and. Sadler at guard. DINE and DANCE Downtown at Cooper's Supper Club EARL NEWPORT and Hist Rhythm Masters Occidental Building Downstairs I Every Night Except Monday DOWNTOWN FAMILY'II THEATERS TODAY GHXXnS FRANKENSTEIN” j The Man Who Made a Monster EXTRA! nOIT. FAIRBANKS "Around the World in SO Minutes" PSFfJIP'JJtSC'or. Wash, and Capitol. If Continuous 9 a. ni. to II P. m. Double Features Edna Mav Oliver in “Fanny Folev Herself” William rowcll In "Road to_Singapore” ■onsaMM 152 \ Illinois St. ■•WIW-VJigßj Two Features •■**> * First Showing "FORGOTTEN WOMEN" and "I ASCA OF THE RIO GRANDF." HO A*/20 S. Ill' StTNear \7sh -1 •Pl•fh 9 A. 31. to 11 P. M. W Double Feature Wallace Becrv in "BILLY THE KID" Chester Alorris in “THE BAT WHISPERS”

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and Bemt Evensen in the longer race. But Jaffee, the boy who built up his muscles as a runner for the New York curb exchange, accomplished the feat. So today America had displaced the men from the land of the midnight sun as favorites. Under the official scoring system, which awards ten points for a first place, five for a second, four for a third, and so on down the scale, America was ahead Thursday with 29 points. Canada was second with 13, and the Norwegians had 9. Only one final was scheduled for today—the 1,500-meter event. The qualifiers in the 10,000-meter jaunt will be picked today, but the final will not be run until Saturday. America’s hockey team, which lost a thrill-laden overtime game to the Canadian six Thursday, will meet Poland today. Poland lost a 2 to 1 decision to Germany on the opening day.

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SVEN ERIKKSON, ace skijumper of the Swedish team, is pictured as he prepared to “walk upstairs” for another jump, at Lake Placid, scene of the winter Olympic games.

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Gar Wood Sets Mark Veteran Speed Boat Pilot Travels 111 Miles an Hour. By United Prnn MIAMI BEACH, Fla.. Feb. 5. Gar Wood, driving the speedboat Miss America IX, set anew world’s record today. The veteran Detroit speed boat pilot negotiated the Indian Creek course at an average speed of 111.712 miles per hour on two runs in opposite directions. His speed bettered by more than a mile an hour the record of 110.223 miles per hour set by Kaye Don of England in Italy last year. Wood had set anew American record of 110.78 miles per hour here a few days ago, but the mark was not recognized as a world record because it did not surpass by a sufficient margin Don’s record. Wood’s first run today, southbound, was at the fastest speed he has ever attained —112.434 mihs per hour. On his second run, northbound, Wood traveled at the rate of 110.989 miles per hour. Weather conditions were ideal.

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Ohio Paddlers Take on H.A.C. 0 ' The Hoosier Athletic Club will act as host to the Ohio State university swim team when the two, squads meet in the local tank tonight. The Buckeye paddlers will be led by Gilsdorf, captain, who will swim the breaststroke events. He will be opposed by Ned Tilman, Indiana - Kentucky breaststroke champion, and star swimmer for the local club. Andy Fela, former national inter-

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scholastic champion, will be in Ohio’s lineup. Fela will swim the backstroke and medley. The Ohio State team will go to Bloomington Saturday to swim their first conference meet against Indiana university. Tonight’s exhibition at the Hoosier Athletic Club tank will be open to the public and will bo'flu at a o'clock. CVENGROS IS MARRIED PANA, 111., Feb. s.—Michael Cvengros, former Indianapolis American Association baseball pitcher, was married Monday to Miss Dolores Huey of Vandalia, 111., it was announced today. The wedding took place at Hot Springs, Ark.

I. U. MATMEN WIN BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Feb. 5. Indiana’s Big Ten championship wrestling team scored a shutout

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1 victory over the West Virginia unii versity squad Friday night, 30 to 0. i Indiana won three bouts by falls land five by decisions.

—ADDED FEATURETTIS—CHARLEY CHASE In Hal Roavh’a Comedy “THE TOBASCO HID’ James Fitzpatrick Traveltalk “IRELAND—THE MELODY 151.F.” Hearat-Metro Newa