Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 278, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1933 — Page 19

STARCH 31, 1933_

Norton and Hook Sign Forty Rounds Arranged for Armory Mitt Bill Tuesday. Hpnry Hook, popular bantam, formerly of Elwood. but now living in Indianapoli; ha.- signed t.o appear f'ii nrx? Tuesday night’s Armory fight raid and his opponent will be Lee Norton of Cincinnati. Hook has been stealing" shows here and in ruher cities recently and many fans predict he will b ■ busting in main e' 1 ■n t ■ be sere long There vail be forty rounds scheduled for Tuesday, with three tenround matches constituting a triple lentur- and two prelim:. a six and a four The trio es tens is as follows . Tu-n P.' in' - Pr-f vrr Jarrell 'lndiana *> :• us-,;. F*. VOme. vs. U' < <' . ,:.i. : •> ."u, it ii.d: Hit:- Stic-: 'lndiana fea'her • 1 F' de. vs Young Helms. ( . ij *. !' v: ■ . T l;o ind in r v Hook Indiananolis. v I.- r'en. Cincinnati: bantams. Young Helms, who is carded to c'u.sh with Billy Prick, boasts of wins over such boys as Jackie Stewart Jess Calhoun and others. Last v he fought Roughhouse Blanket s'iip of this city at Cincinnati and had the "rough one’ on the floor lour times. I VTEURS \T GARDEN B rnard Cangany, bantamweight; Li.inri Arford, featherweight, and Robert. Cordill, middleweight, local Pourh Side Turner amateur boxers, left Thur day for New York, where they will compete in an amateur tourney at Madison Square Garden Fnturday. Coach Jimmy Dalton accompanied the boxers.

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City Stars in ‘Y’ Title Swim

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Three Indianapolis youths who will play leading roles in the Indiana Y. M. C. A. championship aquatic meet at Butler pool Saturday are, left to right: Donald Pittman, back stroke; Howard Krick, breast strdke, and Russell Mclntyre, free-style. They forced Ft. Wayne to anew record before losing in the 150yard medley relay race last year, and hope to grab top laurels this year.

Zohr, 16-War-Old Hoosier, Takes A. A. U. Swim Crown

By T n ih it Pm* NEW YORK. March 31.—The famous Spence family of swimmers added two titles and a third place to their aquatic laurels at the opening session Thursday night of ,'e three-day National A. A. U. swimming championships in the New York A. C. pool. Walter Spence, oldest of the three New York brothers, won the 200yard free style final; Wallace Spence, the middle brother, took the 300-yard Individual medley title,

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DAWSON SLAUGHTERS MAPLES On Thursday night March 23 Rex Dawson. a member of the Untown Case bowline team, rolled a total of better than 740 durine the Community League niay on the northside drives, and repeated Thursday night of this week with a 744, having games of 225. 241 and 278. In addition to this feat. Dawson rolled a dandv 881 Wednesday night during the Uptown League play. All members of the Case team passed the 600 mark and the club finish' and with a total of 3.230 and won two from Uptown Plumbing anti Heating, who had Stevenson. Mathews and Holt rolling scores of 693. 674 and 647 for a team total of 3.105. All other contests also were decided two to one. Fifty-fourth Street Merchants. Uptown Barber Shop and United Dental defeating Pep-o-Malt, Mason Dentists and Hurt Bros., Realty'. Other 600 oounts were. Parker 672; Morgan. 613; Goodhue. 683; Scotten, 604; Lauer. 638: Roberts. 614; Bulev. 636. and Peterson. 632. The world's match game championship contest, between Joe Falcaro. tlie champ, and Joe Miller of Buffalo, that was to have opened in Philadelphia Saturday night, has been postponed indefinitely. Falcaro being in a New York hospital sufiorinE - from a bullet wound in his groin Falcaro was shot during an alleged quarrel over a woman. Falcaro is at his best in match nlav. while Miller, the challenger. is just ns cool, and his game this season has been the sensation in the east. Physicians say Falcaro will recoyer. Jprry Prochaska topped the Universal League bowlers Thursday with a 649 series Hockensmith rolled 623. Mathill, 638; Wall' 608; Ernst, 604. and Hall, 609, with the high single game of 245, Lee Carmin again reached the 700 mark in the Printcraft League, having a total of 709 on games of 245. 229 and 235. Wuensch had the high game of 255 to roll 62a. as Krebs. Fehr and Espey counted 649, 618 and 609. Fry assumed the honor position during the L. S. Ayres League series at Pritchett's rolling a total of 638 with games of 183’ 232 and 223. Bill Burnett continued his last pace in the Elk’s League at the Hotel Antler drives, his latest flight showing a 723 count on games of 224, 244 and 255 Burnett stated several weeks ago he intended to bring his season's mark up to 200 and he has delivered. Burns rolled 623 Wipsman, 61B: Millington, 603; Lovick, 628. and Stahl, 608. Top scoring was bunched during the American Central Life League session. Conn. Loman and Koelling producing counts of 638. 633 and 629. All members of the Sinclair Refining team were over the 500 mark and these boys took three games from Citizens Motor Car during the Automotive League play on the Illinois alleys, as Republic Creosote and Piston Service won two from Eagle Machine No. 2 and National Refining. L Jacobs smoked his cigar all evening and rolled the league leading total of 633 with games of 186. 247 and 200. E. Yount had 601.

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I and young Leonard finished third : in the 100-yard final. A 16-year-old from Ft. Wayne, j Indiana., Danny Zehr, easily won 1 the 150-yard back stroke crown, and Richard Degener from the University of Michigan, won the low-board diving championship. The New York A. C. leads for the team trophy with 13 points. Michigan is second with 8 and the Ft. Wayne Y. M. C. A. third with 5. The swimmers compete today in the 220-yard free style, 220-yard breast stroke and the 400-yard relay.

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three-game total for the St. Catherine League, rolling a total of 2.962 with games of 996. 997 and 969. Drexler, Weber and Sauter had counts of 682. 664 and 613 for this team. Anderson, rolling with the Wizard Machine team, had an even 600. Williams dropped to 167 after rolling games of 212 and 211, but his three-game mark of 590 led the Polar Ice and Fuel League play on the Central alleys. The Federal Lpague series on these drives was topped by Wilson who had 536 on games of 182, 164 and 190.

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Butler in Easy Win * Sears, Bradford and Tauer Take Two Firsts in Track Meet. By Time* Bprcinl ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 31. Paced by Sears. Tauer and Bradford with two victories each. Butler U. of Indianapolis captured first place in eleven of fifteen events to win their first outdoor dual track meet of the season here Thursday. The Hoosier Buhdogs defeated Washington U. of St. Louis, 82 to 49. Washington won the mile relay, high jump, javelin and discus events. Ray Sears captured the half mile and mile races, Tauer the 100-yard dash and 120-vard high hurdles, and Bradford the 220-yard dash and 220yar low hurdles. Zahn added a first in the 440yard dash, and Love. Boaz and Felter of Butler all tied for first in the two-mile run. Ewing took the pole vault for the Hoosiers, while Cosgrove scored five points in the broad jump. Elser tossed the shot 43 feet. 8 inches for a first. Butler placed second in nine events.

RICHMOND AMATEUR POLO CHAMPS BILLED The champion amateur roller polo I team of Richmond, the Soper Cigar | Store five, will accompany the Rich- ! mond pro club to this city Sunday j afternoon and will meet the Rolles I Printing quintet of the local amai teur league in a curtain-raiser to the Indianapolis-Richmond game, which will be the final contest of the season for the two pro clubs. Preceding the intercity amateur ; contest, which will start at 2:15, j there will be a scheduled game in j the local amateur league between Stuck Coal and City Hall, beginning at 1:30. The pro game will be started at 3 o’clock. HOOSIER TINMAN SHINES By Time* Special EVANSVILLE. Ind., March 31. A perfect 300 bowling game was rolled here Thursday by Forrest Werner, member of the McCord and Alexander team of the West Side League.

/. UDe Pauw to Start Campaign By Time* Special BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. March 31. —De Pauw invades historic old Jordan field Saturday to assist Indiana U. in opening its 1933 diamond campaign. Harry Geisel of Indianapolis. American league umpire, will cal balls and strikes during the rivalry battle. Indiana's Big Ten title-defending nine will include veterans in most of th Q infield and outfield positions, but the battery material is entirely untried. Whitie Wilshere and Willard Kehrt, sophomores, are scheduled for mound duty, with veteran Norbert Downes behind the plate and earns, a rookie backstop, ready to relieve him.

Gallant Sir Heavy Choice j By United Prezs AGUA CALIENTE. Mex., March 31. The $25,000 Agua Caliente handicap race today was more than ever a one-horse event —Gallant Sir. This big. impressive horse of the Northway stable, probably will go to the post Sunday against a field of eight with smart money on him at something like 1 to 5 to win. He turned in an impressive trial Thursday, covering nine furlongs in 1:52 3-5, running easily. Pillow Fight, half-brother of the great Phar Lap, probably will not run. The imported New Zealand star finished fifth in a mile and sixteenth preparatory race Wednesday. GRACEFUL LAD STARS Derby Candidate Turns in Fine Trial Run Over Soft Track. By T ailed Pres* LEXINGTON. Kv., March 31. Graceful Lad and Axtel turned in the best performances of the Kentucky Derby candidates who worked out Thursday. Running over a soft track, Graceful Lad covered six furlongs in 1:16 3-5, while Axtel went a mile in 1:46. Friend Charley’s threequarter trial in 1:17 was the only other worthwhile work.

14 INDIANA CITIES TO ENTER AMATEUR MEET Fourteen Indiana cities have requested entry blanks for the In-diana-Kentucky A. A. U. boxing j championships to be held April 12, 13 and 14 at Tomlinson hall. Blanks

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also were mailed to twenty Y M ' C. A. physical directors. The championships are sponsoreo jby the Bruce P Robison Pest of the American Legion, who <o-op-erated with The Indianapolis Times | and the local association of the A A. U. in promoting the Golden Gloves event held here this year. Entry blanks are available and

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may bp obtained from Paul R. Jordan. 631 South Delaware street; Fred Dp Borde. 476 South Meridian street; Tom Jordan, 429 Madison avenue, and Ross Clarke, physical director at the Y. M. C. A. Boxers who are not registered should do so at once. Only registered boxers will be allowed to compete.