Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1939 — Page 19
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Lansdell Has | Scalzo and Chavez Renew |i Stiff Shoulder) Fistic Argument Tonight
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C | i : i NEW YORK, Dec. 22 (U. P.).—In|bouts—Scalzo with a second-round | BA KBOARD Trojan Halfback Sidelined New York's last major bout of the knockout. i Scalzo, a miniature Jack Delaney,
After Passing Drill. year, Petey Scalzo, a local Italian,
. | is favored to win tonight because he| and Simon Chavez of Venezuela !is one of the hardest hitters—pound | LOS ANGELES. Dec. 22 (U. P.).— tangle tonight in a return 10-round | for pound—in any of the current Stiffened shoulder muscles follow- bout at Madison Square Garden toy Sbvisions: hess the toice. lel : . 4 ing Southern California's strenuous gecide who is the No. feather- clouter from Caracas has indicated | ALTHOUGH IT sometimes becomes confused keeping passing drills, side-lined Grenny| ont challenger 1 |in his workouts that he lacks the| | ;
i ins . . Landsdell, star halfback, today. {lethal larrup. Both are natural | its schedule straight, the Southport High School freshman Coach Howard Jones ordered| Scalzo, a square-shouldered, featherweights and are expected to
team has the same sort of nonchalance as the muscled gents | Lansdell to work out only lightly black-haired lad of 22, who is im- scale just under the 126-pound limit. . . b while he put the remainder of the!bued with the yuletide spirit, will try! In the carnivals who offer to wrestle anyone in the house. football squad through a brisk signal | to spice Simon's United States de- | Jewell Young, the former Purdue All-American who practice. The Trojans ran Tennessee but with a Christmas sock, right on
. |plays and will continue tomorrow the whiskers. coaches the first-year squad at Southport, brought his win Sunday and Christmas off. | Betting men in Pummel Plaza,
charges to the Manual gym! {who never have seen Chavez in ac-!
vesterdax ft $ | (tion, are quoting Scalzo the 2-to-1 o y 7 atternoon or R& : Basketbal Ba etball
| favorite to reverse the widely disgame with the Redskin vear-| \ puted decision which was handed lines. | . iy
to slammin’ Simon after their first i There was considerable confusion
| fight at Caracas, Venezuela, in OcRoyal Crown Cola will meet tober. when Manual officials informed the invaders that they had showed up
| Duselager Beer at 2 p. m. Sunday at| The winner in this appealed in(the Pennsy Gym. Cola players are | ternational! case, is expected to get Just a month early Undaunted, the (asked to report by 1:30 p. m. The ultimately, a shot at Champion Joey Southport lads finally offered to | Colas, winners of 10 out of 15 games, | Archibald’s 126-pound crown. Both play the Manual varsity, but it was |are entered in the Holiday Tourney Sig. Scalzo and Senor Chavez conno dice. Their challenge was re-| (at the Pennsy Gym. sider such a shot as tantamount to fused. » ® ” |
. a becoming champion because both | I Ey ol eave beaten Archibald in non-title! INCIDENTALLY, the Southport \ | varsity seems to be having no more | ville Armory:
| County Tournament at the Nobles- | ¢ than its share of : a= Waltace Grain vs. Legion Besta | 0 $ tough luck. In ] LS | 4:00—Arcadia Independents vs. Pendle- b - the first lace RN {ton State Police. : | 2 Ye p-ace | 9:00—Capitel Furniture vs. Walnut » ® Ralph Bridges | Grove. suffered a frac- | 8:00—Lebanon Comets vs. Donnelly A.C. Ui 4 S — I ————————
tured leg during | Entries in the Gold Medal Holiday | 8 £>-Topcoats & Overcoats
the football sea- | Tournament will close at 8 o'clock] son and still is {this evening. The tournament will Hi-class Out - of = Pawn Garments—
nursing that in- : 3 [in Tuesday at the Pennsy Gym. | jury. Now Bob E i: J " Monroe the s | Results in the Bush-Feezle Thurs | \ Thoroughly ster irowers \ day League: lized and cleaned towering six-foot Lilly Varnish, 30; Capitol Motors, 24. n four-inch guard, Stewart Warner, 45; Kingan Knights, 34. —must not be conEli Lilly, 23; Unemployment Comp., 13. fused with the general run of unre
will be out of the 3 lineup for two or \ 1 Scores in the Em-Roe Hawthorne deemed garments. A SMALL DEPOSIT, Vill Roa
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i 50; Howard 5 . | Merchants, 15. i Hgament in his left leg. Southport I AND L |
Ben Hur, °8; American Legion, 25. | is the host to the Warren Central 213 E. WASHINGTON ST. |
Mt. Jackson Tires, 38; Mars Hill, 24. Warriors tonight. Opposite |
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Farm Bureau, 26; National Malleable, 24. Bookwalter-Ball, 30: Stockvards, 25 college games to be played tomor- | row night:
| J.D. Adams claimed forfeit from Allison \ | Engineering. INDIANA OVER BUTLER. Us- | x ing the eni meni minie mo Sys- | tem.
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PURDUE OVER OREGON. The
longer the season goes on the bet- | | Dame's basketball machine will |
ter the Boilermakers look.
Capt. Mark Ertel, center, and
one of the main cogs in Notre
Ancle Charlie's
see action this evening against | | the invading Trojans from South- | GIVE C ACH SAM BARRY of] ern California. the University of Southern California an A-plus grade for frankness. After his Trojan basketballers secured an overtime win over DePaul Monday in Chicago's Coliseum he was credited with a deep piece of strategy. But Barry himself said it was all an accident. The score was tied with about 25 seconds to play when & DePaul sophomore was awarded two free throws. Barry had noticed
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Famed in song and story are the cheer and good fellowship which flow from Ye Olde Wassail Bowl. While it isn’t exactly arule, it’s a mighty nice Christmas custom, this Wassail Bowl, and after having putone together the other day just for practice, I'm more for it than ever: It’s quite a rite, but if you follow this recipe carefully, there's no reason why your Wassail Bowl shouldn't be the talk of the town. Here it is:
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1 would have time for a scoring play | of their own. But the Trojan gave the net such] a yank that he accidentally tore the whole thing off, and a 10-minute out was required to put up a new one. By the time play was resumed the DePaul lad was so nervous he missed both his free throws, and in the overtime the U. S. C. went on | 5 49 —— » : J | that the ball had been catching in wy oy ed the net and that time was lost while 5, that the foul shooter would grow players waited for it to fall through. ola ¢ : | So he sent in a substitute with | : orders to jump up and free the net | so that
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1; Ib. Lisbon sugar 4 glasses sherry Grated nutmeg 4 slices thin toast Ground ginger 3 slices lemon 6 pints beer (what else but Falls City Hi-Bru?)
STATE COLLEGES Purdue, 38; Washington State, 28. St. Joseph's, 16; Xavier, 40. Manchester, }3; Suterson, 23. all State, 48: Earlham, 32. Th 1 Evansville, 52; Southeast Missouri Teach- | . Ye buoys = i ene ers, 43. OTHER ‘COLLEGES | pint of €r and pour onto the sugar, Wuguesne. 5; Marquette. - stirring until sugar is dissolved. Add a Michigan, 62. Tulane, 23. little grated nutmeg and ginger. Stir, TR TL ag 31. and add the sherryand beer. Stir again Baltimore. 40: Duke, » thoroughly, and place in a covered St. John's, 475; ¥ ei 2. : 1 Morningside, 33 Abbi. 41. bowl in a hot oven for two or three Newark, Da kins, 3%. hours, but do not allow to boil. Before Oklahoma Aggies, 29; serving put in three slices of lemon and float the thin slices of toast on the mixture, Take a tip from Uncle Charlie : : . the result is worth the effort. Here's to ¥ SQUARE. 1105 Prospect | the Wassail Bowl 3 1 : and a Merry REC'N.. 1207 E. Wash, Brooklyn Poly, 43; McGill, 35. | Chri all! . 181 N. IMinois St. | St John (Minnesota, 42: St. Cloud, 29. | istmas to .
yA, 128 W. Washington St. Loyola (Los Angeles). 40; Arizona, 35. | Tasty Td-BWits
XKWAY, Illinois at 34th S Brigham Young, 47; Oregon State, 42, PENNSYLVANIA, 38'2 N. Penn. St. New Mexico Aggies, 0; Drake. 59. Speaking of the Wassail Bowl reminds me several inquiries have come
RI ns > STATE HIGH SCHOOLS in about tasty tid-bits to serve with
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This counon entitles anv white person EIaYpueL 30; Seaver Dam. 2. to roll three practice games for 50 Francesville 30 Ken 2 og ig Sood, any time of dav or eve-R| ‘Helton, 72: New Marion 33. Dec. 30. (Fill in belo ae pay) Romney, 36; Monitor, 13. i Stinesville, 24; Nashville, 20. North Judson. 45: Knox, 19. Petersburg, 33; Mt. Vernon, 20. arsaw, 37; Plymouth, 32. St. Joseph's, 25: Demotte, 8. Sandusky, 4%: Sand Creek Twp., 28. Jamestown, 25; Stilesville, 19. Terre Haute State, 3%; Terre Haute Evansville Central, 25.
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Sharp, bitey cheese pared thin and laid on very small pretzels.
Potato chips spread with cream cheese into which a little horsewhite adults t 1 vi oe: i ixed. hile on 20 to play Winamac, 21%: radish has been mixed Idaville, 38: Wolcott, 25. Salted almonds along with thin Hillsdale, 34: Montezuma, 26. slices of American cheese on
soda crackers.
Boliday Jingles
Every time the Christmas holiday season comes round, I hanker for the old-time jingles we used to have before the autos took over the streets. 1 don’t mean the kind you get on Christmas cards. I mean the merry jingles made by sleigh-bells. Every team in the city used to have a set, and mighty pleasant they sounded. The bells on Falls City’s big teams, which the delivery trucks displaced, had their own special tone. You could hear them all over the city, often late at night in the holiday season. The sound was as friendly, pleasant, and
mellow &s Hi-Bru itself.
Quite a Card
One of the jolliest Christmas cards I ever got was written by Oswald Cooper, America’s foremost type-designer. 1 get a chuckle out of it every time I read it. “Tradesmen of every sort, from mercer to green-grocer, scurrying about as if never in such a chaff; timid gentlemen, that durst hardly adventure within the shops, jingling their co’ns before the windows; porters and all manner of servants saying how fair the weather is, in hopes to beguile a reluctant shilling; from the kitchen, sweet savours that do but whet an appetite already sharp set upon the victuals; from the family up-stairs, too much noise; from one’s own family, toc many neckties; at taverns, wassail, whatever that is.” “Well,” as Titus Livius said to the Carthaginians, “Have a good time, boys, but git down early Tuesday morning; we gotta ship that order of
red herrings on the Century.”
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