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SPORTS _ ROUNDUP 39 Amateurs

ee re veo: Pointing For Prizes, Glory

Trip to Chicago Awaits Open Winners

By EDDIE ASH = Times Sports Editor

launched an early drive to speed

up his league games the coming season. . , , He succeeded in cutting the playing| time some In 1047, but wasn't satisfied, , . . . He realizes that night games which drag out are not the type olis Golden Gloves boxers and the of entertain- fistic fans have been waiting for

customers. . . . toe-to-toe amateur mitt competiWith all A. A. 'tion. clubs due tol. It's the sixth and final week of swing 1into|The Times-Legion classic, always spring training the No. 1 boxing presentation in| next month, Prexy Lane serit out the Hoosier capital. _a_biilletin fhe other day to all The boys have entered the tour-|

“elub owners, managers and um- nament stretch and are heading|

Clovers

THis 18 the week the Indianap=|-

ment to hold the through more than a month of}

pires and outlined additional sug- for the prizes and glory at the gestions that he hopes will cut a end of the long trail, | few minutes here and there off Thirty.two remain undefeated the playing time. , . . He has 54 16 titles will be at stake specifically instructed his umpires when the eager lads assemble at| to get the contests started on the tne Armory, 711 N. Pennsylvania advertised time .. . right on the g¢ priday night to slug it out dot. . . . Managers, players and i, 1g championship matches, eight groundkeepers who don't co-oper- |i, the Open class, eight in the ate will be called on the green novice. carpet. = . . This corner believes| A; contestants returned to that Indianapolis fans prefer an|parq training today and are de8:15 starting -time for night termined to be in shipshape physigames instead of 8:30, as in the|..) aondition when called into the past. . . . But the club Siteials Armory “punch bowl” Friaay. say they're going to si : g m Strenuous Siege

8:30. . . « Lou starts its 8 p. m.| Trainers mapped out a fournight game as aatly a2 8 day siege of strenuous conditioning exercises for their proteges and none will knock off training until after Thursday. Friday will be weigh-in day, from. 3:30 to 5:30 _p. m. at the Armory. Physical examinations also will be held along with the

league in attendance. . . . Ted Sullivan, the Tribe's . business

favor to the radio broadcast. I But a poll on the question probably would show that the manager, players, umpires and the majority of fans prefer 8:15, sn » HE KEPT TRYING. ,... It was a long time between winners for Jockey Bill at the Hialeah (Fla,) horse track.

32 title contenders. » Each weight division in ooth classes has been eliminated down to two survivors as a result of the completion of the tourney semi-finals last Friday. This. Friday's huge championship card is to get under way at 8 p. m. Prizes are to be awarded after the night's 16 bouts have been completed. - Flyweights Lead Off The 112-pounders, flyweights, will lead off. Then, in the order named, will come the bantam|weights, featherweights, lightweights, middleweights, light heavyweights and heavyweights. 8s are to be awarded all who fight in the finals, to the winners and the runnesup in all 16 bouts, ° . The most coveted prize will at stake in the eight Open class battles, the all-expenses paid trip to Chicago, where the Indianapolis champs will compete in the annual Tournament of Golden Gloves Champions, Feb. 23, 24

Amateur teams representing 30

embraces cities in states from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and from

victory for an Irish basketball |oities will “shoot it out” with team In ats with the |gioves in the Chicago classic. This Titans down the years. western Golden Gloves territory|

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on the court this season are Jack

be in action tomorrow night again

GREENCLAD STALWARTS—Two of Tech top point-getters

who also ranks high in North Central Conference scoring. They'll

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interested in inviting the national tournament. Two cities in Idaho, Milwaukee and Cincinnati also have shown interest in staging the finals which matches four of the nation's best Legion-spon-sored baseball teams. Last year the Cincinnati entry in the tourney won the national (tournament at Los Angeles. Other cities represented in the finals were Manchester, N. H., San Diego and Little Rock. Dale. Miller of the National American Legion department, Ted Sullivan, business manager of the Indianapolis Baseball Club, and representatives of the local newspapers, also will attend tonight's meeting.

Tech Wrestler Keeps Unbeaten Record

Basil Zilson, 138-pound Tech junior, is still unbeaten in high school wrestling." Basil and his brother, Tony and Jack Haines were Tech's only winners in the North Central Conference wrestling tourney Saturday at Muncie. The host school, Muncie Central won the meet with

Legion Here May Bid for

Eleventh District American Legion officials will meet tonight to consider a bid for the 1948 National Junior Legion baseball tour-

Indianapolis is one of five cities,

ball Finals

A district committee has been appointed to study the bid and| weigh-in of the complete field of |i8 seeking local support for the $10,000 project. A dinner and imeeting will-be_held. at the 40 & 8 Chateau, 421 N, Pennsylvania

DiMaggio Praises Barney's Speed

NEW YORK, Feb. 9 (UP)—Joe MiMaggio piled up a nice lot of cordwood for the stove league

today with the assertion that Rex Barney, the Dodgers’ “Omaha Ex-

batter every bit as fast as “Rapid Robert” Feller.

The Yankee Clipper came u| with this heresy as he impatiently awaited a return to spring training. “Barney certainly was when I looked at him in the World Series,” Joe pondered. “And let me tell you, if that | man ever starts to find the plate you're going to hear plenty about him.” Tanned and fit after fishing In Florida, DiMaggio is looking forward to a good year and the

til the last putout In October. “They'll be plenty tough but so

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press,” can slip a baseball past a/5¥™

Sa P| Washington gym when the Conforito nose out Speedway’s county

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H. S. Schedule Is Entertaining This Week

Tech, Shortridge Play Annual Tilt Tomorrow

high school basketball docket in the Indianapolis area tomorrow night, but some excellent entertainment was saved by the schedule makers! for later in the week,

A capacity crowd is expected for game, On Friday night, for example, Shortridge plays host to Wash-

City, County H. S.

TOMORROW Shortridge at Tech. Sacred Heart at Silent Hooslers. Whiteland at Franklin Twp. WEDNESDAY Cathedral at Decatur Central. | Zionsville at Pike Twp. FRIDAY Speedway at Ben Davis. Beech Grove at Franklin Twp. Warren Central at Broad

pple. Crispus Attucks vs. Howe at

Washington at Shortridge. Whiteland at Silent Hoosiers. North Vernon at Southport. Tech at Rushville. Saturday ...Cathedral vs. Crispus Attucks at Sho Howe at Southport. Lawrence Central at Warren

Central. * Washington at Shelbyville.

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Figging

HE KNOWS HOW — Coach Jerry Steiner of Shortridge

week.

After Downing Reserve

The Butler Bulldogs will be on the road again tomorrow, journeying to Crawfordsville to meet the Little Giants of Wabash on their home floor. The Hinklémen came up with a 42-point second Part Saturday night to trourice Mid-American rival Western Reserve, to 40. A fieldhouse crowd. of 2856 watched Butler turn what had been. -a close game. .into..a .run-|

away. In a close first period, Re- State Collegiate

serve kept up with the running Bulldogs, taking a 6.to 2 lead Basketball Schedule TONIGHT

in the early minutes. Jim Doyle Anderson at Manchester.

ington’s Continentals and the

venge ting administered by the Blue Devils in the Hay of the City Tourney at Buter. Manual makes its only home appearance in the South Siders’

tinentals put on a lightning finish

tourney champs, 45-42. Chris Theofanis and Maurice Withoit furnished the late punch for the West Side team. Theofanis shared scoring honors with Konnie King of Speedway, each getting 15 points. Garfield Beats Howe "Howe held a surprising 20-13 halftime lead over Terre Haute Garfield, but finally bowed: to the Eagles by a 42-36 point as - towering Clyde Lovelette scored 19 points forthe victors. Harry Stewart led the Hornet

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t/ted four times. After Domenic

and Charlie Maas did away with on a long shot and a pair of] pug, neso free throws, but Joe Lesko gave g¢ Jue at Min sols. Dame. the Red Cats a two-point margin, TOMORROW 8 tox 6. Doyle and Maas once pytier at Wabash. more gave the lead back to But- parinam at DePauw. Hanover at Centre.

ler on a pair of buckets. During the remaining minutes| yndians Central at Canterbury. Taylor vs. Huntington at Mar-

of the half the score was knotVenetta pulled Reserve into a 19- lan,

cipal and former basketball coach at Lawrence

made entry into the league Sat. urday were: -

arch Steel, Hetherington & Berner,

“| Flooring, Instey

a the jana alleys. ®* Topping both ¢ ba wot following Sus big this total they fu and rose to a Duriag a banquet in the Gog nandicap ase |Room of the Washington Hotq Jl pollowing the Saturday night, sponsored by tn pandicap event Indianapolis Horseshoe Pitcher with an Association, 17 city firms droppeq of 4 entry fees In the box to form tn handicap city’s first Industrial Harseshos 2027 timbers. Pitching League. : cap division The association has set a gog; - J] pakeries. Inc. Who | of 24 teams by the start of leagy, ones, .{play, set for mid-May. cov lp ® rage : 8» Monarch Firesto _ MARK COWEN, of the wp, forts ve, Ine, com paths department t, pledged fy gve with a 2262, & support o department 1n pre. "At the Indiana . may be held under the Heaps, | sane and Ema n Garfleld, Rhodius, Brookside wg 8% 11, rg wor! Pall Creek parks. fl gmalou a 557 for the county school recreation pro. J °%" “ana cam gram was pledged to rR ARH officials by Fred Keesling, J in the d

event were Sop iva Dininger with Third came Betty pits Peters with Wagoner and Gert took fourth in th end’s proceedings V

Central High School, Jack Cunningham was given a certificate designating him hon.

tion by Otto Walls, state director

(right) hands a basketball to Chuck Koavet but he dousn's have of welfare. ’ an Frances Hessman to tell him how to put it through the hoop for the Blue Devil guar: : sw is one of his team's leading scorers. Shortridge Joes against Tech or ERT XID. vice President oo BOWLERS at the East Side gym tomorrow in the outstanding game of the |Bryant Hodgin, of the X* ray

John Gumble, C.Y.O. }

li WAY Plating is P Russ Hart, Br. Ro 3) y y r Butler at Wabash Tomorrow er i,» = = eel fr 0 ry on ey esentative |,

C. Cantrell, Pritchett Bu Roy Hibner, City Walthe Bert Reddington, City Ww Don Munter, B'nai Brith Joe Roman, 2 p. m. Coc Bernard Lefkowitz, Bethe 8. Pollard, National Mall D. Behrent, Solitaire Bev

y Koonis, -6:20_p..m. ( 2 David, Stout eid Mi

Naval Ordinance plant Mon.

Inc, Kingan & Co. Newman

Co., Phoenix Press,

Allison Division of General Motors, _Link-Belt Co. (Ban [guns Porter. jones Au Roller ‘Bearing Div.), Banta [Huroid Harvey, V.F. W.

y Shields, V. F. W. Mi Robert Fon, Cathédral F Joe Bruce, 101 Men's Bi nik, Veterans of |) m Anagan, Bt. Pat's Pather Barly, Holy Spir

Caps Le ‘Week

The playoffs skating Capitals to The Mowersme Cleveland over the with a victory over

; Manufacturing, New-York Central Athletic As. sociation, Trailmore Co., W. M. Wilhelm Construction, Vonnegut. Hardware and P. R. Mallory Co, .

” ” THE CITY organization will’ present demonstrations of horse. shoe pitching during the annual Sportsman’s Show at the Fain.’ grounds. Plans were also announced concerning the possibility of holding the world’s horseshoe pitching championship tourney ia Indianapolis in 1950.

all count, the Bulldogs moved Andereg YA y o. away Su held a 28 to 25 half- THURSDAY ? time . bury Fred Shew dropped one in dur- Canterbur all Ste. | ing the opening minutes of the| yyjparaieq at Loyols (Chicago) second period to move the Red! wabagh at Franklin. Cats ahead 30 to 20. John Bar-

rowcliff erased this: with a onahander, and Butler was never headed after that. Reserves Take Over { Butler splurged to a 53 to 33 lead, as Hinkle -let his reserves take over; Guard Marvin Cave} uncorked two long push shots to

Evansville at Asiderson. Indiana State vs. Miami at Cin-

cinnati. SATURDAY Ball State at Manchester, Bluffton at Taylor. Cincinnati at Butler; Dayton at Anderson.

FRIDAY | ! |

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spark the alternates’ 17-point| DePauw at Penn State. wind up drive. ; Earlham at Hanover. The Blue's rangy center, Bar-| Franklin at Indiana Central. irowcliff, took scoring honors ior! Jows-at-Indiana.

the evening with seven buckets| Indiana State vs. Eastern Ken-

America's young Olympic stars| scattering of others who stuck figure skating title and the Royal Canadian Air Force hockey team for new conquests or the quickest For the first time in the history won the championship in that way to get home, after exceed-|of the winter games, the U, 8. storm-provoking event in which {the teams first competed on a {non-Olympic basis, then later The number one hero was Dick {were given official status except {for the U. 8. team-from the Ama-

moved on today, looking either around for exhibitions.

ing expectations for a nation won three gold medals. where most kids grow up on

paved streets and big-trucks haul gtton of Englewood, N. J., whose away the snow: about as poon a8, ee figure skating made him the standout personality of the games. Button, giving America| its first gold medal, moved on to| Button now is considered far #u-| Davos, where he was an over: perfor to Hans Gerschwiler of Bere feilece 16 Bt. Michsal's €. Switzerland, the défending world gal ] 3

figure champion, whom he defeat-| ed by a wide margin in both the The other Ameriean winners rroe "snd compul 1 were Gretchen Fraser of Van-| OL Shaneyvers.

{couver, Wash., who won the wom- |. en's slalom against more experi-

it falls, Sweden was first in unofficial team standings with 82 ~points while Switaerland was iSound with 77 and the Uni 8. third with 73%. That was a whelming favorite to repeat h spectacularly . high showing for ships. . a team, mainly composed of) Si : rs ‘who had been expectto make the long trek for the| nice ride and the fresh air. . athletes who elected to re-| in Europe were. the speed) went to

enced Europeans, and the Tou

skaters, who N. ¥

triumph in the world champlion-|

man bob-sled team headed by of Brooklyn, Gretchen : of meets Francis Tyler of Lake Placid, Boston, Karol ahd Peter Ken- : * nedy of Seattle, Jimmy Grogan Canada also won two cham- " Cal, and Robert Barbara Amn Scott Swennihg of New York,

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Based on Olympic competition,

All of the top U. 8. skaters who, mpeted here will be in the Da-| |vos meet including Yvonne Sher. Davis Eiking Merrill of|

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"Tuesday Is Basketball Night”

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Lollners Visit Here Tomorrow

The celler-dwelling Indianapolis Kautskys will have a chance fo ° pace somewhat as they face the Ft. Wayne Zollners tomorrow -night. at the. Butler Fieldhouse at 8:30. @ - The local boys took an 81-68 shellacking at Tri-Cities yesterday in Moline; III, in the first of six games in eight days. The playing schedule affords them g |

{s five behind Cleve

A crowd of 8075 tomers was treated finest games of th ight, however, as f pif with the 4-4 de ome masterful go Roger Bessette an ghooting luck key ordes from turning jaders after anotl eadlock in Spring! “Only once last n aps ahead and fo more than a minut ‘home Boys pt! ousing finish ths nda lot of the ¢ sping when it w

other player in modern baseball Ohio to California, includingis; points. Jeff of Lafayette was 1 ow . snipers with 13 points. for 14 points. Doyle and Buck-|tucky at Louisville, chance to get back in the good 8 Tv, has seen service with as many Southwest and Northwest con- second with 34 and Tech finished win wi Joi et ied Crispus Attucks nipped Wind- Shot O'Brien tallied 11 each. Shew| Notre Dame vs. DePaul at Chi- 8T2ces of hometown fans, but tue king gry major league clubs as Pitcher tingents. third with 31. undoubtedly will help their pitch-|fall, 41-40, in another close one Was high for Western Reserve cago. road is awful bumpy. All the BE. req at 2:38 afte Speed and Punch within the city and two other With 13. Purdue at Michiga games following the Zollner h Bobo Newsom. . . . He has hurled ing and I understand that Tex | Anderson's Job wil igan. rom behind the g different major league| The five previous shows in the Pro Basketball Hughson and Mickey Harris both|Indianapolis quintets broke even: son's Johnny Wilson con-| Tiffin at InfSliana Tech. encounter will be away. Buller. for eight gifferent current Indianapolis Golden may have recovered from sore With outside rivals. The Silent linued his scoring ways by mark- Romesh In Yesterdays game George Hard Sk teams, six in the American. . « |i ves tourney, the 15th renewal, NATIONAL LEAGUES - Rarms” ? Hoosiers vanquished Claypool,|In8 25 points against Indiana Win s $5000 Wi h Glamack racked up 20 points for Ho aio served tow Oren nave be Highly cnariaining. ox % ses Chasey’ Rae 353; but Sacred eu, droped CER, ts, 8 Rav von, 8 1 EET RAE y 21 A ‘780! a ecision to Hammond |%4 - . Tmo or Tri-Cities ’ hitteh 8 with Ws gon. dl ung and ed with slam # al 3h the 26, Tues A The | Noll. of 37 to 35 to a 42 to 36 count 17 10 Bowling Score| spurred by the high scoring at [into a 2-1 leader: twice with the Dodgers. . « But now that the boys are “8 37 ast season heh he underwent| The only Marion county action pejore wite Ravens | began 10 ove: | wCHICAGO, Feb. 9 (UP)-—_Eml, 3k of McDermott, the Black, etiog saa hallsby addition; he was-on eight down -to-the-titie-matches, the operation for-a- spinal-injury|3a¥ lin township “take al’ "reTEOR ut ha Goo (Wansa, Lincoln Park, Mich, hawks took an early lead and o-get, the puck 8 league teams. , . . He has spent jocal sports goers believe the ad- Siipnssneiis Won Lest Peti 4 his future status is & mys 38-31 game from Warren Central. gle 3 ag NE ge emerged ‘as winner of the 38th |DeVer relinquished it. ry Sat 22 years'in gating ball. Versaties will deliver action at an Tri-Cities » ® 3c tery. : ; os Joi RE oe Frey eta Bownng Llassic dy - On IEE cathe iad even faster pace. ETRE | TR + / " . 2 ’ point total 33 RISLEY VIED SPF The boxers who have reached INDIANARQLIS" "I" 13H 3% Mii ' Chaviey 6 a0 Tigut Gloves Tickets on HIE Wooly McBride was high weathered the assatly of macy Rr ! : i {mt sas n the rebound. ALS. «+. FMA- the finals have had more than | ‘ : - ’ e nation’s top bowlers. a. ; | Harris 33 he tion of Hoosler followers of fhe two months’ training behind them, Rochester " INDIANAPOLIS, “ douse in power,” Joe figured. Sale Downtown xe Cy THN tai] Wansa was awarded first prize Sainkck. 31 3 onems | 3 : ae second Cap Chicago Cubs, the team will and are sure to be in 100 per cent| *linneupolss 78, Oshkosh 86. As for himself, genial Joe Is) pi. oq seat tickets for Fri-|its second verdict of th money of $5000 plus a chance at fuss’ 8 1 3 Rect 4 § 3 Bima py on at home on 12 Sundays ahd ne physical condition, barring in-| It. Wayne 53 Syracuse 53. locking Joxward, 3 3 food Year| jay's Golden Gloves champion-|from Oral et “st ok “ga part Of the special $500 purse set Tieco. § ve Dare qed clin ny yo holiday, Memorial Day, May 31. | or this RESULTS SATURDAY er a season In ic he was to 8 ’ ro aside for a four-game series with | og 30) ox Again tea + + + One Sunday double-header |* 41) noite Friday will be over| Rochester a Grtiesh £11 bothered first by @ heel spur-op- a a on: Als doy etows le. ao Mini gauly, the Tigers the other three top by "| gots 34303 Tow 317m J" the Baron padn Is scheduled, with the Phillies, |; oc jar amateur distance] TONIGHT Syracuse at Anderson: Tvi-| eration and then by elbow calcl-\p., v1vania St, and at Bush-|inte yi vantage at thel Wansa racked up his winning| Half Time Scors—Tvi-Cities 3, 1ndian- WU Cleveland evene on July 18... . There will be | ,.4,. Amateur Athletic Union Oondhiun m wayne at “fication. He underwent an op-(.... TSE Washington St. A Sohn Bote of Jn-ltotal with games of 157, 166, 192,| Free Missed — Klier, Glamack, SR '0!¢'s rebound n outlic-naader ol ‘Mawisial regulations — three two-minute APOLIS| Tri-Cities st Toledo; Rochester uration x his show Jar Mooi The prices are $2, ringside and with 10 8 fo or us points, | 13%, 223. 232, 254, 212. ra mame): on a es I had saved but Day, with the Pirates. . . . rounds to a decision given-by the _INDIANAE - fee ny: - ‘|_ ‘The leaders were: : - en the visitors | OU fr Sunde emt eb foc 12-2 0, SEE REE pa SB TT lam on mek $10 vad drs vas lop in Go x Sho 5% Men 1 ssn Wiohlbarg, Knox be es when Re ) Best paid attendance so far in 3 IK General admission price, this| In. other. ! ving 3, Srwich, Wheeling W. Va... 1 = —— ch aiuto the ” : ' > 3 | 3 games involvin, § g SPECT ATOR WINS. vs. In athe Spa} tourney Was. *'Week-End Sports Summary week will be $1. These paste-| Hoosier quintets, Ball State de- E24 Chek, Wetrvon Wb va. .: ia i Added to Mat Show 2 3200 . ; r * 1100 m recent: National League jos Jas 5200 last week. “op attend-| ik ii al Car A Iboards will not go on sale untllfeated Illinois Normal, 65 t0 62; Jos Papp: Cleveland rors 1631 1050, Another bout has been added Jl 5% the product in Detroit, Goalie Turk ance for “professional “sports itt By United Piva Open golf “campionship with 26% Friday at 6:45 p.m." “at "thé Thdiank State “dropped “a cloné Pete Nistor, Cleveland... 1630 1000 to" tha" Arm ‘wrestlihg’ show" di , Eroda of the Toronto Maple the Armory In recent years was Oy mnie strokes for 72 holes. Jimmy De- (Armory box office. All unsold one to Western Michigan, 56 to bul; SR Chums, Clty, I. 1603 “son © 0 for tomorrow rs 4 with " : : , according to the Indiana ™ A I , reserved seat tickets also will be 55; | e—— Tr ———— : Leafs picked out the wrong mang, o. J000 ME TF ol TAAY Cg MORITZ—United _ States fare’ 000d and Dick Metz| ret ere. : oot Mr ag dcp Bs wo Hoff kor Firsh— hy ing 32 WaiteyWanfoug INDIA —-ing- the. ribbing by- a front-row] Ihe official pairings for thejSuibhes thif $-behitiq Sscen 85d HOLLYWOOD, Fia.—Pst De. There has been no advance in| Manchester, 60 to 57; Huntington man Takes First - I act = = INDUSTRIA Ret Wing fan: Broda skated sol C0MeD loves Jo enamplon: | 2 3 . vaiy. ahd Marjorie Lin dsay 1 sug.{Drices forthe, finals, All prices {won Pom. plo. Normal, > 3 83. In Casting Contest Rene La- Belle of Toronto, and Manufacturer the sidelines, reached over and OPEN CLASS |Switzerland, 3 to 0, to win Olym-| ing Louise Suggs and Jean Hop- ———————————————————— (82 to 40.—F. W m-Sar | Al Hoffman won the 3% ounce! Tommy Martindale of Milwaukee, ST Jetked the spectators hat overi iia pounds (Fiyweighti—Pred Rice and pic hockey tournament on basis, “two up with two holes to Fight Results y. -. |event in the Indianapolis Casting 282inst Young Bull Montana of ATE FAIR his eyes. . . . The aroused fan “iy tlic (Bantamweight) — ‘George Of best goal average. . ! P - a 9 : : . . Wr Club's program at Tomlinson Hall [os Angeles, and Paul Orth of Feb, 11-12-13 jerked his—hat off, stood -up-and Tebor and Leon Hudson. = romss: Trrck 2 go, when darkness halts final] EL PASO, Tex. (UP)—Adolto | Klaus, Ex-Ring Champ, yesterday with a score of 99. wil-| Massillon, O., in an Australian w a couple of potent punches g!3¢ Pounds - (Featherweight) = Thats’ rac round of women’s international|Quijamo, 176, El Paso, Tex. Di . f {liam Manning, Harry .Bee and '28 team match. ~~ M. to 10 r the boards . . » and two To-| 135 Pounds (Lightweight) — Sylvester| BOSTON—Gil Dodds wins| four-ball gélf tournament. Match{knocked out Al Sheridan, 178, In- | UI@S at Age or 61 [Ralph Carr tied for second with [ems \ lable thre ronto. players, supporting Broda, |” 17 "point, ~Waltermelght) = suius| Hunter Mile at Boston A. A. [to be concluded. today. .dianapolis (5). BRADDOCK, Pa., Feb. (UP) 98, and Mrs. Ed Bright topped rr nae ng_Agen: were knocked down on the ice, |OuMmth and Charles Burne =~ games in 4:08.1, setting record| ) —Frank Klaus, former middlé- the women with 97. AM PLUS Pren-1o the publte 3 ‘s ® 0 Pounds (Middleweight) °%l for Boston Garden Track on| Hi S C olle C S weight boxing champion who was| Manning led the 5% ounce event - . door MY-13, 14, Pre + HOCKEY STATISTICS ... | mot Fonds, (Light oe LEAVY weight) —Bill| Saturday. George Guida beats! * op ge age cores defeated oply twice in nine years with a perfect 100 and Dorls| Rg I 1 To add to the miseries of the | Heavyweight = \illam Clemmons and Herb McKenly in 600-yard run. CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS | Case 81 of campaigning, died yesterday | Bright captured the women's test A ERIES — - mie Chicago Black Hawks hockey |Chiries Spurling ce CLASS ‘Racing Crispus Attucks 41, Windfall © a al uis Washington 30. |of a heart. attack at the age of with 97. Dick Brooks won the! , players, Windy. Oty . sports | 113 Pounds—Leroy Hopkins and Wal- "0 Bor, 1c aoe g Hammond Noll 80, Sacred Heart 33. Ch 61. |junfor event with 97, i] : 18 Months N writers checked records the ails Pounds «- Leon Burrell and Leon | Howard's Miss Doreen bedts! Terre Heol ToS, 38. 4. He won the championship by Charles Sutphin, Frank Oster-| Guarantee Sars sonons - Other day and discovered that |MLMTL 0 4s wdwards and Jack|Elpis by four lengths to win Washing' Shur HIGH SCHOOLS » defeating Billy Papke on a foul man, Carl Rearick, Carl Hoover in games where the opponents |Martin ~ "362.000 Santa Margarita Handi- JTHER KIGR 8C -& Lee 38. at Paris on March 5, 1913, and and Manning, the five casters with All sizes In Immediate in 133 Pounds—Russell Burden and Rob rg \ 1 Oct. 11, 1913, to Ge FOR KI counted the first goal, the ert Payne. " cap. at Santa Anita track, Sat-| 2) 6. Clinton 38. South Poly 36. ost it Oct. 11, 1913, orge the highest average, will cast stock for NO DOWN TaN Hawks won one and lost 17 | 147 ounds—Robert Warfield and Bd-| day | " ne *. Chip at Pittsburgh. He quit the against a Detroit team Sunday in en + + + In the same league, Toron- | "160 Pounds—Herbert Easley and Da olf 53, Detroit 'Cath- is ring when he was 26. “° [the Detroit sportsman's show, nadia to won 14 of 18 tilts 4n which [las Hil tes Just and Th 41. Texas Wesleyan 82. et — oe delivery the Leafs tallied the opening |mckes ° - oo ** MU SAN ANTONIO, Tex—Slam- Ri a vos Officers Elected - Lone Irishman reduced HAVE ¥ score. : vin Keer” imin’ Sammy Snead wins Texas Bosse 46. Qeorgtown 46. Officers of the Marion County| DETROIT, Feb. 9 (UP) ~Jim- prices. DIAMO : : “ n Pointer and Setter Club elected my McFadd 3 » RE . yo in a recent meeting were R. Rum Wings a did: he petrolt Red BLUE POINT AUTO JEWELRY d . =| candidat . / Olympic Stars Seek New Laurels. . w [mel soem: resden: Dal th Sour Bonen te see sorrux | ff iar x ] . Anderson, Indianapolis, vice tional Hockey League player who! Delaware, Madison and Ray Sts. © Libera) Al) ST. MORITZ Feb. 9 (UP)-—|at Davos, Switzerland, and a literally waltzed to the women's . president, and Henry Cawthra, was born in Ireland. for veut oid

time), Southern Methodist 65. Rice 84 | SOUTH ORANGE, N.J., Feb. 9! «. Boveri ba, 3% shite 41. ry Gone second annual Seton x . Superior Teachers 60, Bt. Mary's’ M4. Hall College relay carnival, first Rane! state 85. Foledo Oa a" Teas Christian 23. |MAJOT eastern outdoor track com-|& MAJOR Abams so” THER COLLEGES fuss 46. Creighton 3. petition of the year, will be held LEAGUE ! Arne. Harvard o1 (overtime). Wooster 81,. Ashland 49. here .April 16 and 17. More than 4 : : Bradiey 4. Loyola (La.) = fo | viiliam & Ma ort wai rEinte Tech 42. 600 entries are expected for the yior (88, iamias 41 U-| Xavier. 48, Loyola (Chicage) 43. two-day event. : x : 0 oit 63, Ripon 41. : x . igh | Ghlumbia, 84 Fordham 4s. CARBURETOR SERVICE B- Butler Fieldhouse Tonight, Feb. 10 Colorado_33, Towa State 33 {9% . . : ’ | Cornell 38° Qrmnen 41 { , ; ¥ Citadel 47. Clemson 43. ” | MOTOR TUNE.UP. MOTOR OVERHAUL x : n lanapo IS S. * ayne alin ppihanstacn, 40." IGNITION snakes Reunes KAlL DePaul 65, M tte 49 . |x i 30, “Bethany 103 (three : ' |% KAUTSKYS ZOLLNERS Svertimes. . BRAKES ADJUSTED CARBURETOR x : : ; A | DOWNTOWN ; Bopnare i Havertors 48. : . : . Xx 9,000 SEATS TICKET orriCE TIP-OFF ft od GAL Either tu GUY E. LAWRENCE i ee ohvosross | 8:80 Etat Sl sn [$10 EAST 10TH ST. LI. 1940 ERE EA ue re U9 mass

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