Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1947 — Page 18

The annual Marion school basketball

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of ~Giants playBell did not get around Moreover, Warren scored a ding the players from foot- 49-39 triumph over Decatur on Dec. after a jury found Paris 28. offering bribes to them. did bar Hapes from that e . . . and then asked for

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GOLDEN GLOVES COMMITTEE—Her

r with The Times.

Weigh-in on Friday All Contestants Must Undergo Physical

Examination; Limited to Boys 16 and Over

: By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor A list of Instructions for boxers entered in The Times-Legion Golden Sf tournament that will have its 1947 inaugural in the Armory ring day night, will be distributed to the contestants at the weigh-in late

“| Friday afternoon.

e are the men who sét the stage for the annual Times-Legion Golden Gloves tournament which opens Friday night at the Armory, 711 N. Pennsylvania st. Seated (left to right) are Dr. Frank Long, Ray Parsons, Ray Wilson, Paul J. McDuff, chairman; Glenn Speidel, Jack Baxter and Earl J. Darnell: standing, Art Wright, Times’ promotion editor; William Nagley, commander of the Robison-Ragsdale post, American Legion; Ed Ewbank, Earl Wise, Ray Ingram, Art Lockhart, John Hickey, Homer Asher and Tom Miller. The Robison-

‘i The weigh-in ant physical examinations will be held at the Armory between 3 and 6 p.'f, Each contestant must submit a consent card signed by his parents or guardian. Tickets of admission for boxers and |and don't throw low punches. The aandlers will be given at the time olden Gloves meet is strictly amaOf the examinations, teur and is sanctioned by the A. A. Uy “Lape instructions carefully, All boxers,!rounds of two minutes each, to a both in the novice and open classes, decision of two judges and the ref. must be 16 or over. Boys under 16[/eree. No draw decisions are per who slip by the officials will be mitted under the A. A. U. code, disqualified even if they succeed in Tourney Tickets climbing the tourney ladder, Only two days remain for Times-

Draw After Weigh-In Legion Golden Gloves fans to buy Drawings for the Friday bouts|their choice seats in advance for (Will be made immediately after: (he annual tournament opener at |the weigh-in and physical examina- 'g p. m. Friday at the Armory, 711 tions. All boxers must be on hand N, Pennsylvania st. . s0 the show at 8 p. m.

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ders’ professional fate. . . .igoing to the Giants on their won-' was suspicious talk of the seven-lost-five season record and on on Broadway prior to the on their clean slate against county 8” +... . yet the National | competition. : itself made no investigation | Pike, 56-24, back in December and it was the law that worked up 'also turned back Decatur Central, case. i ". {Pranklin Township and Warren | a 8 = Central. { YOU FIGURE IT OUT , .. Provided the Giants can conquer The Butler basketeers defeated

Indiana, Notre Dame thumped

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{Pike and safely negotiate the win-| ner of the Franklin Township-|

ibe the darkhorse finalist and tournament winner. :

called for 9:30 p. m.—will match de- | fending champion Franklin Township with Speedway, and the highscoring Flashes are given a slight edge. However, in an early season meeting, Franklin eked out a scant 35-33 victory over the Spark Plugs. . Big Game on Friday The big game of the first round | has been scheduled to open - day evening's session and will pit Southport against Lawrence Central. The Lawrence Bears belatedly {entered the title picture last weekend by winning two games in the double-double-header at Tech. In an earlier engagement with the! the Bears dropped a

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before deciding the two ship, with the nod in this one|

tains Magnet for Fans

Notre Dame's basketball team,

sen oui le co rie vo ich Netters = {Record Field to Compete Risen Is Star

Each contestant must furnish his own towel, trunks and shoes.

‘dicted at the two downtown ticket locations: 5

For Women's Pin Title

’ By BERNARD HARMON

A record entry will icipate in the 28th annual tournament of

h Local Victory

It appeared today that tall Ar-

Golden Gloves committee will fur.| Bush-Callahan Sporting Goods nish gloves and bandages. | Co., 136 E. Washington st. Each contestant will receive two, Sportsman's Store, 126 N. Penn“talent” tickets as long as he is| Sylvania st. : in the running. After losing a con-| A survey today indicated that

like the Irish football contingent, the Indianapolis Women's Bowling association, which gets under way nold Risen of the Indianapolis 'est he is to receive one ticket for good seats still would be availahle

is proving a magnet for the fans. cagers

idan as they downed the Spartans of Michigan State, 74-56. Some ‘The Irish were behind only briefly in the first half and then roared to a lead they never lost. They were in front after the first 20 minutes, 41-23. Center John Brennan got 15 points and John Kelly 14. It was the largest score ever chalked up against a Spartan team. Tigers Rap Wabash Here in Indiana, an old state rivalry flared anew at Greencastle with the host DePauw Tigers turning in a 61-50 victory over Wabash. DePauw was in front at the half, 35-23, but the Little Giants rallied strongly to tie things at 42-42. Then the Tigers pulled away in a driving finish. Tom Beck of the Tigers was high for both teams with 17 points. Canterbury won an Indiana conference game from Franklin at

at the Speedway alleys Feb. 1 for a run of. four week-ends. { Elizabeth Pfeilschifter, assoliation stcretary, reports. 185 entries in | the team events, 278 doubles combinations and 508 singles title aspirants

| Although the cash . prizes rel Oscar Behrens,

| ; {tend to take part in the big Hoosier | os Sod froniiies 5 be Jot dl {classic, get. in touch with Behrens

championship titles will be Marott |a% MA-1900,

Dezelan alley§ where entries in the annual men's doubles classic, | scheduled Feb. 8, 9, 15, 16, 22 and 23, are mounting every day. This

Berkopes and Genie Drexler in the doubles and Miss Berkopes in the singles and all-events. Last year's previous record turnout had 177 entrants in the team event, 266 in the doubles and 463’ in the singles. While the feminine pin spille?s| meet on your schedule, get in touch are marking time until their city | with Joe Kirkhoff, tournament secs meet gets under way, prospective retary at FR-4104 or call the Dezeparticipants in the men's 47th an-|jan alleys, BE-4443. nual state tourney, slated to wy under way Feb. 15, are warmed

first place in the handicap division and $250 for the top actual score.

Scoring in last night's league sessions was light, only two bowlers; for entering. Ishaw, in setting a season record in The event will run week-ends the J. D. Adams league at the In-

Saturday midnight is the deadline topping the 650 mark. Earl Hin-'

{ Kautskys is about to make a run- |

{ Risen had his biggest night of Don’t push him out of the ropes. city association the local season against Nat Hickey's! Should an opponent go down for |distributed on the handicap basis SeCTetary, is taking all state meet Tri-Cities outfit, collecting 25 points | a0Y Taso, retire to a neutral cor-| ioht’ TILIST THN filed through the swtes.’ ition 1 jonship med- | entries. If you or ¥OUF team ™In- in ghe 70-57 Indianapolis victory. ner—at command of the referee Tomorrow night's third game | competition for champio Pp This gave him 318 or on average| —and stay thee Wt] oried

of better than 14 per game.

| Risen virtually ran seven-foot Don | It's also “Hurry” around the!Otten off the court and was superb

on rebounding and pivot play. Locals Cool Off The ex-Buckeye player paced the

popular tandem affair pays $300 for | BaUtskyS to a 16-11 bulge in the

first period, but the locals cooled

| considerably before withering Tvi-! So if you intend to include this! City fire in the second stanza, Bill

Gates, clever Negro sniper; Otten and Al Grenert were the big guns

«AS the visitors took over a 34-31 {halftime advantage. This was built

up largely against Kautsky reserves,

| however.

Coach Ernie Andres called on his first stringers again at the start of

away of the individual scoring race follow in the ring: played before the largest collegiate will endeavor to collect some. of the record prize fund that is awarded In the National Basketball league. {Speedway meeting, they might well crowd ever to see a game in Mich- in the handicap divisiohs.

{the remaining shows.

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{at these “box offices” tomorrow. Here are a few pointed rules to| The sale at the stores for Friday's {tourney inaugural! will end at 4:30 Don't wrestle with your opponent. p.m. that day. The tickets will be moved to the Armory Where they will go on sale at 7 p. m. Friday, Ringside seats are $2.40 and reserved chairs are $1.60. General admission tickets for youngsters un{der 12 will be 50 cents the first three Don't strike or kick an oppon- nights and $1 for the semi-finals, ‘ent while he is down. If you do,/Feb. 7 and the finals, Feb. 14 you will be disqualified. If you General admission for those 13 are hurt, or decide you have had | years and over will be $1 each night. enough, tell the referee and he will | All prices include tax. Official tourx the fight. nament dates are Jan. 17, 24 and

{the referee to resume boxing.

Avoid hitting with an open glove 30, and Feb. 7 and 14.

| Golden Gloves Entry Blank

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Twenty New Yo Yankees partn ers pected t halfback to a join Despite baseball much-go to sign

the third period and they responded lords of the county teams against | | : 3% . {county competition this season: | , + + « In college | Qo football last fall, it was a split Ben Davis decision for the Three-I title . . . |p coon -Jowa defeated Indiana, Indiana Lawrence Central . downed Hlinois and Nlineis |Saneen, TORR

{Southport .... downed Jowa . . . In Big Nine {Decatur Central ...........

{ nobly. only, winding up April 27. Team diana with 202, 245, 234681, was Danville, 46-43, with Charley Al-}oompetition will be staged at the |the city's top scorer. He rolled with| lier Connects : pet top's two late field goals providing wes; gide Center, .while the Prit-| Sales. Ed Stevenson was the other| . This time it was Leo Klier who | 103 the margin of vietary. © lchett-Hunt-O'Grady drives will be!'heavy hitter.. He had 657 in the thrilled the some 3000 fans with a wo! Valparaiso ventured East and i, scene of the doubles and! East Side Classic at Pritchett-Hunt- 10-point performance. The Kaut“tog Suffered a 76-49 setback at ‘the ,oieg | O'Grady. | kys collecied 21 to Tri-Cities’ 12 and 500 hands of Holy Cross in the Boston | - | took a substantial 52-46 leadership. -200 garden. : A ” Indianapolis Was “in” after that. ne : : + Ni ht's Bowlin Leaders ; [ine came through with four more Las g g pel soo eld goals; Herm Schaefer two {Rex Marmaduke Emply. Sec. Mix = more to bring his evening's chore | . Iv . roe S87 : : : © Prick Kagel Atitaon Gis 357 to 15 points; Bill Closs, Woody Nor- { a

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at five-and-five, will entertain]

OTT AND MIZE y Home up | STE Tordsville this evening at te On Wild Note {Charles Roeder, Pennsylvania Recn...

: {West side gym. In their meeting {Ralph Arbiugh, West Side production in the National league |; ear the Continentals fii i Di ti |Dave Sowers. Dean Pump was slightly off in 1916... A total| ast y pped | isqualification of Jack Terry and

{ Bob Madden, C. Y. O. Mixed ... .... 547 i ; - 635 RiChard Hays, Wm. J. Holliday Mized 344 | CTS for 18 points. The visitors got * poh kre Pe e111 88 Ein Rc Rr Red Corriden Is Added i urer, W en . . - : " RS RA - i : in a last-minute ‘fleld goal for a Steve Nenoff .in a heavyweight E Brown, Indiana Reen....... . 631| Paul Moore, Stewart-Warner Mixed. . 541] Tri-Cities (37) { of 562 four baggers were fashioned, | 45-43 triumph. tog-tep . - Ralph Hsgemeier, Penn. Ren. : o3 John Zeek, st. Fhing Mix og. Mised 3s 5 i » ior t 1g ft pt. * drop ‘tag-team wrestling ma the !Geo. Johnson, M. E. Churches. ........ . . ach -Grunzweig, er 4 4 3g pol hm She gaia) of 377 Two field goals and a free toss| & : teh a1 ‘he Owl Kingler, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream 625 | 300 BOWLERS (WOMEN). {Grenert,t 3 Schaefer, { 1 2 f 0 Y ank Coachin Staff uring the 945 {jn an overtime session at the Indi- armory last night gave victory to Oats Dobbs, M. E. Church Laverne Biers, Stegemeier's Grille. ... SiDoezner,f 0 : 4 n ORisen.c ; 3'Andres.g 3 Closs.g-c

600 BOWLERS (MEN) { ®arl Hinshaw, J. D. Adams Co ..... | Ed Stephenson, East Side Classic. : {Bob Kelly, West Side Classic ..

gampaigy . . . Usually one can €x- | ang Deaf school last night gave the Buddy Knox, Tulsa, and Rene La pn, Maners, Pean. Ren. ......... 820 Marthe Maber. Prite pect Mel Ott to hit around an aver- visiting Dover high school snipers geile “Toronto. ) yn Wertz, Stegemeier’

| Art Baker, West Side . . 61 2 “ age of 20 per season . , . In 1946, he la 33-31 vic over the Silent Hoo- {Tom Brown, Dean Pump “we 617| Roberta Jittman, Arthur M rray D... : tnaugurated the season by unfolding | Siers In viciory ¥ ain on the } Terry, of Oklahoma City, and Fred Yeager, Commercial ..... evense. 617 Margare offe his 511th round tripper in the first | program.

{Ross Howe, Grotto . ......... Shave ees game. . .. But the Giants’ manager| Dover ler at the haif, 16-13, put the ring in violation of the rules | Al Menges, West Side

30 Otten.c 543 Gates.g HRader.g * $33 Thurston g 534 832! 523

and Prankie Crosetti. Crosetti was "signed as a player-coach.

{| Corriden was coach of the Chicago Cubs from 1931 through 1940. He camé to the Dodgers in 1041 and remained there until last season. The coming séason will be his 40th in baseball. He played with the St. Louis Browns, Detroit | Tigers, and Chicago Cubs in the {majors and Omaha, Kansas City,

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Nenoff, of New York, remained in pel England. West Side ! Ward Sexson, Grétto .....

did not hit another home run ‘the th. Hoosiers ‘tied things up just | Of “this type of match and were Harold Goldsmith, Pens. Recn, ; | “i di ; ; Bob Roth, East Side .. remainder of the. season . .. An- before end of regulation time gj Sisgualified by Referee Dick Patton. [gob it, Has oad Ripple B. M. .... other Giant, Johnny Mize, was go- |28-all. Dover's Wills led both teams

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Totals 231 17} Totals —8cores by Periods

, 32%. Indianapolis X 16 15 21 18-70 3MITrCitles -...orr..... I MB 12 4%

{ Pree Throws Missed (Tri-Cities) Grunz- | da Whi, 819 Nel 1, Grenert 1, Otten 2. Gates 3, L.F 605 Jenny er 1, Thurston 1; Indianapolis) Klier, 604; Velora Seziuel Blue Rithen Kiasunas ae 1, Risen 4, Andres 1, Doerner i a . . i %: Bertha Toumey, Primrose 511 , Officiais—Harold (Babe) Wheeler and

Flo Denny, Primrose .. .. 511 Jim Euright.

807) Reece Tadpis. iAnn Cole, pis. 607 | Mabel Fischer,” Blue Ribbon

] 3 607 | Knox gave his team the first fall pick ivy Blue Ribbon 605 | ing along swi ingly In the chase | with 10 points. ‘by pinning Terry with a back- Joe Pritchett. Penn Recn ........... :

| iH. P , M, EB. Church for the home run title . , . By Aug. | | breaker at 13 minutes. Terry evened gq Poe Dean Pump ge $8, he had piled up 22... On that |

|things at 20 minutes of the second Hershel Stilwell, West Bde... aertnr. : { . % i day he broke his right hand and he, Caps in Buffalo

Heiss, West Bide . too, did not hit another home run after that. ed, For Hard Test IT'S ON RECORD . . . You can’t overlook statistics . . . Bucky |Buffalo today, only two points sepa- |

Harris, new boss of the New York [rating them from the upsurging

fall by stopping La Belle with alk

figure-four scissors. The crowd of 3440 fans both jeered and cheered when Patton

The Indianapolis Caps were inicalled the disqualification after |

7 minutes of the third fall. ‘ Mike Mehalakis, San .Francisco,

Turk, Dezelan Recn.. . 602 | Pred Schwomeyer, Indiana Recn......, 601 Erwin Lebowitz, Dean Pump 600 Joe Akard, Coco-Cola 600 Roy Haislup; West Side

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Yankees, thinks figures on Al {Bisons, and heavy work still re- beat Art Brady, San Diego, in 25 red ro hiagel Rotary Club

Clark, outfielder up from the |mains for the balance of the minutes on a Boston crab hold to|H.

Newark Internationals, look sweet |week. « +» « Based on the records in the Tomorrow night at the Coliseum strong triple-A league, Clark may [the Ivanmen must tackle the rough crash that Yankee outfield next” |St. Louis Flyers again. Then they season . . , He hit .344 for the {have only a day's respite before “Bears and collected 14 homers. imoving to Cleveland for an en-!

: 2 8 = {gagement with the Western divi- | EARLY DERBY PICKS. . . . The sion leaders,

Kentucky horse classic is four| Providence will be here Sunday | months away but there is no law night for the first time this season | Against indulging in feed box chatter|to round out the full week .of | in mid-January. . .. Tab these bang- action. The Caps can either talls as good prospects to pick. up|strengthen their position consid- | the Churchill Downs roses: Calumet | erably or fall back in their wn " Farm entry (Fervent and Faultless

Double Jay, Phalanx, Education. jon the outcome of the series.

» » » EX-PRO ACE. . . , Bill Hewitt, , the former college and pro football Line Coach Elevated star who was killed yesterday as a teciceining result of a car crash in A Mississippi vania, was an all-National league| OXFORD, Miss, Jan. 15 (U. P). . pro end in four campaigns. . . . He —Formal approval of promotion of was at his best as a pro from 1032 line coach John H. Vaught to head to 1936, inclusive, playing for the football coach at the University. of ' Chicago Bears. , , . He transferred Mississippi was expected today to the Philadelphia Eagles in 1937 [fom Chancellor John Williams. but never matched the exploits of! Chairman T. A. Bickerstaff of the his Bear days. . .. He was especially [school’s athletic committee revealed gifted at blocking punts. (Yesterday that Vaught had signed : ®.» a |a four-year contract , to replace TWO TITLES , . . Barney Ross Harold Drew, who resigned to beWon the world’s lightweight box. |COme coach at Alabama. Ing evown from Tony Canzoneri In 1933 and the welterweight championship from Jimmy McLarnin the following year . . . after renouncing the 135-pound + Miadem. . . . He lost the welter . erown {to Henry Armstromg nine years ago. . . , He was the_ChiGloves featherking in 1929,

ht Results EY CITY, N. J. yn, pointed Billy Toa:

Spivey Is Winner In First Cue Match

Lou Spivey was one up today in his quest for the state three-cushion billiard title with a 50-37 triumph over Harry Cooler in the opening match at the Board of Trade parlors. - Spivey ran out the match with a high cluster of four. ’ Al Maloof and Barney Mahoney

N meet tonight at 8:30,

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N.Y. Phil : ~Freddie’ (Red) Cochrane, former da sata, 12

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world welterweight champion, wiil

—AljTeturn tothe ring in Australia in DC Pr op a Nim late February or. early March, his

NEWARK, N. J, Jan, 15 (U. P)).

take the opener. are

heavyweights.

Indians’ New

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Already Basks

),|to overtake the Barons, depending |

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Manager |

in Florida

Basking in the Florida sunshine! at Orlando, Jimmy Brown, the In-|

ager, will be far ahead of his players

600 Mary Leppert, Primrose

in physical condition when |

Tribe spring training, time rolls] Pu rdue Relays

Haskell Bryant, Stegemeier's . 511 Gertrude Lane, St. Philip Mixed 509 Ethel Ward, Arthur Murray X43 508 « 507 «eo 508 505

Pro Basketball

NATIONAL LEAGUE Western Division

INDIANAPOLIS .. Oshkosh

504 Anderson

.. 503

Ap Mildred Douglas, Arthur Murray Gertrude Specht, Primrose Mary Gillham, Antlers Recn Mary Michaelis, St. Philip, Mixed.... 502 Rose Ottng, Primrose 1 OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) J

Margaret Schnell, Stewart-W'rn'r Mix, 496} Luddy Valko, Employment Sec. Mixed. 494 | Roxie Bruder, Hillcrest . 4388 Ora Brown, Inland Cogtainer . 461 | Dora Connor, Wm. J. Holliday Mixed.. 459 Inez Wickliff, Eagles . 440 Helen Wade, Diamond Chain M, Neidlinger, R. C. A.

Mary Lou Kriner, C. ¥. O. 423

{Allen, Riviera Club ..

i polis fans’ _ | Oliver Taylor, Indpls. Bleaching Mixed 416 | Riana ind new field man- 5 "epilips, R. RB. W. B. A

414

und. . . ye is an instructor in the se Invitations Out

Stripp winter baseball school at

Orlando and works out with the | LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 15 (U.|ners in the AU. 8. winter golf-eir-|praing’ into the New York team. diamond “students” six days a week. p,) —Director Dave Rankin of the CUit: bade adieu to the 1947 cam-

In the outdoor training school, Brown, Siripp and other members of the faculty set a fast pace for the youngsters in all departments of the game, with the emphasis on throwing, batting and running. Fielding drills and practice games are played. It all adds up to keeping Brown in ship shape. He's a spirited pastimer and a. tireless worker, even while practicing. Since Brown has not had an opportunity to get measured for an Indianapolis uniform, he borrowed his 1946 Pittsburgh Pirate play suit in which to appear before pupils. Prior to last year, he put in several seasons on the St. Louis Cardinal infield. Since Brown will be making his debut ag a manager this year, he is not overlooking any bets to bone up on pointers in the “master minding” end of the game. Most of his big league career was spent as a meniber of the Cardinals and it's a safe bet that “hustle” will be Jimmy's key word when he issues {raining instructions to the Indians when they assemble at their

his |

Leesburg, Fla., camp in March. Moreover, Brown probably will play in a lot of regular season

oars Krenai matey Glo: manager, .Willie Gilzenbers, ' has

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games this year and naturally will step it ‘off fast for his hirelings.

| Purdue Relays announced today |that nearly 100 schools have been

relays March 22. “Rankin said entry blanks would be ‘mailed about March 1 for the fifth annual event, billed as one of the Midwest's largest college indoor track shows. Michigan is defending champion in the university division and Miami, O.,, in the college class.

Ft. Knox Paddlers

‘Defeat ‘'Y’ Team

The Central ¥. M. C. A. senior swimmers dropped their second de-

38-31. Laramore of Ft. Knox was the only double winner, capturing both the 100-yard and 440-yard free style

yard medley relay, but lost the 440yard free style team race to the visitors. *

Hardwood Notes

The Mooresville V. F. W. basketball team will Pl the All-American Red Heads at , m. tomorrow at the Mooresville high school gyms

| invited to participate in the 1947

cision. of the year to the Ft. Knox \ paddlers last night in the local pool, |.

events. Indianapolis won the 300-|

Sheboygan

| Syracuse

Youngstown . RESULTS LAST NIGHT Indianapolis 70, Tri-Cities 57. Anderson 63, Sheboygan 60 (overtime), Rochester 73, Oshkosh 58. NEXT GAMES Tonight—Detroit at Tri-Cities. Tomorrow—INDIANAPOLIS at Detroit;

Oshkosh at Syracuse; Chicago at Anderson.

Golfer Sam Shead Is Shipping Out

CHICAGO, Jan. 15 (U. P.).— Sammy Snead, for more than a decade one of the top money win-

{paign today and announced he would go to South Africa on an exhibition tour with Bobby Locke, a star native player. Slammin’ Sam, who already has won one of the two meets in which he played this year—Ilast week's proamateur contest at Del Monte, Cal. —said he would leave for Africa in the first week in February. He plans to play between 25 and 30 exhibition matches and stay about six weeks. ”

PIR LR Saws,

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{ Louisville, St. Paul, St. Joseph, Des | Moines and Keokuk, Iowa. He also was coach at Minneapolis {and manager at Indianapolis in

{1930 and during part of the 1031 | season.

(Babe Is Cheerful NEW YORK, Jan. 15 (U. P).— Babe Ruth was in a cheerful mood today at French hospital after spending another “very restful night” and his’condition continues to be much improved, his doctors

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