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olis, will carry a in the Princeton ers take part in scored 55 points 9 average from s.

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ns, slated to rest y on a 14-game ince chase which 'isconsin. ota plays in the might be obliged

yor. Pennsylvania ie and Illinois last undefeated string, igan Wednesday

Paul will show at in Jose State at er Friday contests inois and Indiana le Pittsburgh -at » Name at Northout the Saturday

ams were hitting ¢ after 18 games hich the Big Ten

* One Walter Grego who shot the

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MONDAY, DEC. 25, 1950

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Joe Williams Says—

Thanks For Xmas Cards

Rickenbacker Addresses Friends in Profound Vein By JOE WILLIAMS, Scripps-Howard Sports Writer NEW YORK, Dec. 25—Appropriately befurred, bewhiskered and befogged, the unfailing gentleman who always rings twice dropped Xmas greetings on my desk from . « » the Acme Coal and Ice Co.—Babe and Joe McCarthy. The latter not to be confused with the hard hitting Wisconsin senator. Billy Haack at whose tiny club so many years

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Kentucky, Bradley

Expected to Tangle In Regional Meet

NEW YORK, Dec. 25 (UP)— Kentucky and Bradley, the undefeated top-ranking basketball powers, were expected today to meet in the finals of the Sugar Bowl tournament at New Orleans,

ago back home in Memphis I saw all the great fighters of a past generation. Hole-In-

Clem McCarthy, the only man I know who insists the first martini does not taste like chilled turpentine.

» » - FRED CORCORAN, Dan Mor gan, Horace Wade, Bob O'Connor, H. I. Phillips and Rip Engel. Cap'n Eddie Rickenbacker, as usual, addresses his fellows in the profound vein: “It is my wish and

Stadium fox and commented anxiously: “I hope it wasn't Clark Griffith.” - Walter Kelley who jfearned about training horses from Pounditout. Wish n, famed Detroit scout, critically ill: “keep on praying.” » .

POP BOONE,

red idedicate ourselves during the holie

stalwart/day season to the spirit of Christ,

sports historian of Ft. Worth,'as only in this manner can we

who introduced me to yearling hope to rejuvenate the spirit of

steak and straight bourbon as a/Americanism handed down to us| breakfast delicacy. Vie Hansen by our forefathers.” Midget Smith . « some day I hope to get She tangle for the title the following

and Chick Meehan. They took! over Syracuse after the Onoondagas transferred elsewhere. Probably to Miami U. Ester afidto manage him. Johnny Coulon, Charles Evans Jr. The male part who never fails to weigh in. The, of the card would be the famous Chicago frying-sizer was bantam! Chick who was winning the Na- champ from 1910 to 1914. tional Open:in record figures as * = = far back as 1916, Evans features ALVIN HANDMACKER who is the United Nations and the U. 8. becoming the Ziegfeld of women’s, flags side by side and urges unity. 80lf. Fred Corcoran who manso 8. ages Ted Williams and Stan! PACKEY O'GATTY'S card pro- Musial but would rather talk! claims his many ring achieve- about how Jesse Guilford could ments and perhaps we should set hit a tee shot. Bill Grieve and a day aside to honor this remark- Billy Evans, present and past able gentleman when the opposi- tense umpires. Steve Hannagan tion is not so formidable. Dixie Whose square monicker is Stephen Walker, Jim Thorpe, Ruby Gold- Jerome O’Hannagan if the lovely stein, Tommy Lyman, my favorite Miss Sheridan is interested. Gen. ministrel of the memorable speak-|John Kilpatrick who still insists

midget to tell you the story of

ithe Christmas vacation week pro{gram which includes five other

hope that we of this land wil regional tournaments.

{opening game of the Sugar Bowl

the Park Ave dame who wanted of-the-year.” Kentucky beat Brad-

Saturday night, in a showdown for the No. 1 spot in the national} ' college scramble, The two-day Sugar Bow! event, in which the top-ranked Wildcats, second-ranked Bradley, St. Louis University and Syracuse are entered, is one of the high spots in

Bradley meets Syracuse in the

{tourney Friday night and Kenjtucky plays St. Louis in the second game. If the Wildcats and Braves win as expected, they will

night in what could be the “game-

ley in last year's Sugar Bowl finale, 71 to 66. Wolfpack in Action North Carolina State's defend-|

ing Southern Conference cham-| pions are favored to win the! eight-team Dixie Classic touraament at Raleigh, N. C.,, Dec. 28! to 30. The Wolfpack opens against Tulane, Thursday night, North Carolina plays Navy, Duke meets Colgate and Wake Forest plays Rhode Island-State. - In the Big Seven tournament at, Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 27 to 30,| Kansas plays Iowa State and| Colorado meets Minnesota, the!

Play

easy days, who can still do more oy ad sports can live together! with a torcher than Hogan can but fails to say on what. with a fron shot. Jeane Hoffman It is only fair, though, to add! the only gal sports writer I ever the general speaks of the future! met who was good 10 look at and|granted neve is lo De one. George 0 read. arles,/ Trevor whose quiet courage and Jake Mintz and Tom Tannas com- gentle philosophy as he fights for bine their greetings in one card, 'h an inspiring example in austerity ble. Mort Epstein the mad furrier and economy. Harry Mendel who master much to illuminate the sports de-| minded the bogus Joe Louis re- partment. tirement. Fred Saigh reminds you staff already being lit up. Berle his Cardinals are st{ll in business may be listening. but neglects to list prices for

opening day. pen'ag cay rw {Joe Walsh, Eddie Dyer, HARRY WISMER, Dick Mc- Dempsey, Cann; Jimmy Davant, Joe Lap- America at Brown in ’'16 and Al chick, Jack Dempsey, Jug Mc- Pollard, All-America at Army Spadéen and Charles Ornstein, in 50. Lew Tender. Has any other Vinnie Richards whose holidays fighter ever lasted so long in the will be bleak without his beloved restaurant business? Hazel and Gussee but who can draw comfort|George Weiss, the Garry Schufrom the sympathy of his count-/machers, the Tom Yawkeys, the less friends. Eddie Egan’s card a/Ed Barrows, John Kierman, tin type of John L. Sullivan initifying himself as a “licensed bird long striped drawers which at watcher.” first blush — oh, don't be so; Col. Pat Echols still on Macsqueamish—looks like our dis-/Arthur’s staff in Tokyo, an old tinguished boxing , commissioner friend from the Biff Jones foothimself. Ted Blair who is one of ball regime at West Point. Fanthe main reasons why Yale's foot- nie and John Hertz with no ball policy makes so much more promise of another Count Fleet, sense than Harvard's. Racing’c'unfortunately.

Coaltown Heads Field for Rich San Carlos Handicap

Will Face Brilliant Sprinters in $50,000 Race New Year's Day

ARCADIA, Cal, Dec. 25 (UP)—Coaltown, the comeback-bound Calumet speedster, headed a 19-horse field nominated today for the $50,000-added San Carlos Handicap, New Year's Day feature at Santa Anita. : He will find himself facing a field of brilliant sprinters and, for the first time, will come up against the California-bred Your Host,

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No jokes about the

i - ~ ” | WILL HARRIDGE, Jim Farley, | Jack] Fritz Pollard, All-|

guest team from the Big Ten, on!

Showdown Is [Towering Hoosier Center

Rose Bowl Game Can't Miss

By KURT FREUDENTHAL,

campaign.

teams, and their outcome adds, to the speculation for the next state-wide hardwood champion-

Clyde Lovelette, Indiana's six-foot nine-inch contribution to | the basketball fortunes of the University of Kansas, towers over host East Chicago Rooosevelt, teammates Bill Hougland, Bob Kenney and Jerry Waugh. The re- Mishawaka and Whiting Friday. Be cord-breaking center formerly played for Terre Haute Garfield

Football With Leachy—

Waldorf’s Bears

All Comers

High-Scoring Contest

Wednesday n State is pitted against Oklahoma! and Missouri against Nebraska,

yline fortunate we are to be in suc

Tournament at Denver, Dec. 26! + to 29. The Pioneers play New| This past year has been

Mexico and Brigham Young every American. meets Utah, in Wednesday night's! The majority of us have!

opening round; Wyoming faces: | had our ups and downs, but

{Colorado A and M, and Montana |plays Utah State on Thursday. when we stop to think of the supreme sacrifice that our soldier:

are making for the betterment of the entire world we know how small and unimportant our problems are. As Mrs. Leahy and myself were privileged to spend our Chrisstmas Eve with our six healthy children we couldn't help but stop to hope and pray that in the near future many other parents will be able to have their sons home again. =" s »

LTHOUGH THEIR problems Aside from the tournaments, a Wo not as important oo of

gis DS ov gu naring s orea, 1 am cer at many at Peoria, Ill, Wednesday night coaches have found it difficult to

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Sycamores in Los Angeles

First round pairings for the all|college tournament at Oklahoma City, Dec. 27 to 29, find the host Oklahoma City University team meeting Alabama, Oklahoma A| and M vs. Baylor, Tulsa vs. Arkansas, and Vanderbilt vs. Texas. In the four.team Los Angeles Invitation Tournament, Dec. 26 and 28, Pepperdine opens against San Diego State and Loyola of Los Angeles plays Indiana State.

shopping this year. I refer, of Kentucky, Bradley, Oklahoma course, to those men whose outA and M, Indiana and Wyoming standing records during the past preserved their undefeated rec-|fall have enabled them to take gras iid intersectional victories part in post-season bowl games. as turday night. The Wild- 8S nT cats (6-0) beat eighth-ranked St.| WHEN LOOKING at the bowls John’s of Brooklyn, t : Bradley aby iyo, 43 o. 37: that for the third consecutive | fourth-ranked.-Aklahoma A and YeAf Coach Lynn Waldorf will M (9-0) defeated California, 58 lead his California Bears into the to 46; fifth-ranked Indiana won granddaddy of all bowl games, {the Hoosier Classic tournament; Se ose Wa dvitezed 't | by beating Notre Dame, 64 to 56, | cause we were privieged lo

and Wyoming (50) rimmed Ore. compe aginst Conch Welders gon, o 55. :

ET rT Ray Ends Triumphant Tour

Other top sprinters named include Bolero, holder of the world's NEW YORY. Dec. 25 (UP)—

record for six furlongs at 1:08 1-5, and Kit Carson, owned -by Jockey Johnny Longden’s son Vance. Kit!

tender by turning in a 1:231-5 workout over seven-eighths of a mile Saturday morning. { Late nominations included Five Schedule will be featured by the Stars spotlighted by Foster and wind-up of Sugar Ray Robinson's Collins’ Manyunk and the great European tour and by an excel-

Australian import Bernbrook from) i foal> the William Goetz string. ent middleweight match at Mad

ison Square Garden Friday night. Also named before the deadline] Sugar Ray, welterweight were J.. N. Crofton’s Specialichampion, is slated for a 10Touch, Makeup Man from the WLiround, non-title bout with Hans Ranch, and the C. T. Chenery Stretz, German middleweight, at mount Mangochick. Frankfort, Germany tonight. He Calumet also nominated All}is expected to present Stretz with Blue. Among other stables with »

a Christmas “socking. more than one nominee are Mr. It will be the fifth and final and Mrs. E. C. Smith with Star/fight of Robinson’s triumphal Fiddle and Vino Fino and Clifford Mooers with Old Rockport and Renown. Completing the nominations list are A. G. Vanderbilt's Stone Age, Great Circle, Blue Reading, Last Round and Bullreigh Jr.

Jean Stock and Robert Villemain

Holland, and he outpointed Jean Walczak of France.

the first step in another campaign by Calumet to take the $100.000 Santa Anita Handicap, which it missed in 1947 with Renown and

Jan. 1 clash.

Frlikiad ; bo

campaign abroad. He knocked out of France and Luc Van Dam of

At ihe Garden Jay night, itwo ra m New York For Coaltown, the San Carlos is! middlewelghts go Re in a 10rounder: They are Walter Cartier and Silent Hairston. Cartier, 26, has a winning streak of 15; and Hairston, 21, boasts a string of

ern, I am not at all surprised at Intersectional Games

the marvelous success he has In other major Intersectional

achieved on the coast. But I do clashes, Ohio State knocked St feel that his work is deserving of Louis University from the un

"|much praise because his Bears beaten ranks, 65 to 55; Utah Dave been meeting all comers for trimmed St. Joseph's of Phila-|

the past three years, and each delphia, 70 to 57; Towa wallo pedis rarday they were able to take UCLA, 80 to 63; iMnnesota up-

‘one step nearer the big bowl. set Oklahoma, 49 to 42; Oregon

» - ~ | OUR OWN SCHEDULE did not

{This week's light holiday boxingiState beat Pittsburgh, 53 to 34. permit us to see California in ac- ture a prediction on the outcome.

ight, while Kansas By FRANK LEAHY, Head Football Coach, University Notre Dame

TODAY BEING CHRISTMAS, presents those of us who are not engaged in bowl activities the pleasure of

Denver and Brigham Young Spending some time with our families while realizing how is sight makes you feel so hum- Were co-favored in the Sk

The 19 major tourneys between Thursday an accomplish two things —they’ll whittle down the number of unbeaten

Prep Cagers| =

Meet in Next Few Days to Give Preview ‘Of Big Fina

Classiest Meet Among Hoosier Schools To Find 3 Unbeaten Teams at Lafayette

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United Press Sports Writer

A holiday tournament program, second only “to the “big show” next February and March, unfolds in the next few days as Indiana’s! high school basketball teams open the second half of the 1950-51

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Sp. Basketball Ind The classiest of the tourneys| BOS et a In ex should be the two-day session at| In ssch Hsing below the .on_thel ’ as esta itself Lafayette, beginning Friday, or compiling a Meher rating to date than where three of six major unde- ha, SBoomen For ironser ver same. feated surviors—top ranking La-ithan a $0.0 team fayette Jeff, New Albany, and) _ o aA a {Gary Froebel—and once-beéaten rong Island *77.5 Idaho 81.4 ’ Blatt get together. cores TEE us mall USEC GNMEI SPA ! Lafayeite also offers one of Canisius “eas Arizona LH 19¢ up ie up fe cu! 29. ufialo | {the most elaborate coaching Bucuense as Bulla er Pe ea. ea. ap clincs ever staged, with seve-alldaho ~~ ‘64 St Joseph Pa. “313 $f ULE | 99 (LE 9x9 TE lof the state's most outstanding J. Millikin s14 So. Iiinote an JORDAN BROS. ! i 7 . a 1 | mentors participating. Marsha - a3 Ark ra e irs i | Also upstate, seven Steel City St John's N 1 emple { } ;8anta Clars “330 L. 8B. U $2.17} clubs and Goshen are entered in Stanford 123 New York U *64.81) 333 w. Wash, st. LI-4685 Gary's two-day show Thursday} WEDNESDAY 3 ; —_— eS and Friday, and Hammond and pordham 88.1 Gannon 23 WAICH REPAIR 0 nwa Sa. HY Wo 8 e ochester . olby 8 . . {tourney sites. arortes C It | Villanova “8d Detroit 633 immediate Service On oy : i loft 72.2 Springfield 598 ans ville 60.8 Butler . S02 ® MAIN SPRINGS » CROWNS | New Year's Day tourneys at Ho Crom — B33 BL tess [5711 © CRYSTALS and © STEMS Kokomo and Marion highlight Indians ” 3 Bradley iy . wren 3) 2 action in the central district. Younesiown Wwe penn oF ad Reasonadle ®rices! Kokomo entertains three other mat pakyE™ TORN. KANE. A North Central Conference mem- Kansas ni Colorado 6 0 ahoms e 5 bers — Logansport, New Castle gy... 730 Towa State 54.8 and Anderson. Muncie Central | OKLA. CITY TOURNMEN1 { hopes to extend its winning streak kis. A&M 103 Artentes 81 to nine at Marion, where Ft. Tulsa 338 Texas 539! Wayne South and Richmond are °X* Cn oR andes | 53.0 the other starters. {E. Cent. Okls. 36.1 Washburn 488 Downstate, tourneys at Evans- Pitisburs t= 483 _ Phillips 37 ville, Jeffersonville and Vin- Miami, Fla 34 Dartmouth D2 cennes top the menu. Evansville VAR west - Central and Reitz, Princeton and Los Angeles Doubleheader Bd 637 'Winslow—the latter three beaten [orola’ Ca Penperdine, HI

h a position. a historic one in the life of

but once — clash in the Pocket City Thursday and Friday. Huntingburg, Jasper, Washington and: Vincennes, also members of the strong southern loop, vie for honors at Vincennes, Friday. 1 It'll be north against south at Jeffersonville, where Madison's)

tion this fall, but we did see them in the Rose Bowl last year, and all reports tell us that this team|

at Berkeley. | In a fast-striking offense such as the Bears employ the more fire power that is available the more devastating the attack. In-

{stead of any specific triple threat'date at Greensburg.

man, California utilizes the talents of three of the best running backs on any one team. . In Johnny Olszewski, Pete Schabarum and Jim Monachino the Bears have the versatility to cope with most situations. Offensively they will be tough to stop. | 8 8 8 IF THE THREE aforementioned backfield men are afford-

highlights the coming week's concentrate on their Christmas ing Lynn Waldorf additional,

| Christmas cheer, they are providing some restless evenings for Michigan's Coach Bennie Oosterbaan and his staff. Once again, our season did not

South Bend Central open a one-| day stand Saturday. {

{ The Central Indiana and South

¢ is Lynn's best since taking over Central circuits stage their own

little meets. Hartford City enter-| tains Elwood, Muncie Burris and Alexandria, while SCC members Rushville, Shelbyville and Connersville have a New Year's day|

Single games Friday involve, Glenn and Columbus, ninth and tenth, respectively, in last week's United Press “Big Ten.” Glenn {seeks its 12th straight win at Attica, while Columbus takes its eight-game winning streak to New Castle.

Imburgia Leads

defending state champs, Peru and

Lovols. Cal 64.7

This Week's State, Big 10 Cage Card

TONIGHT (Ne Games) TOMORROW Mid-West Tourney at Terre Haute Taylor at Triple Cities WEDNESDAY

Butler at Evansville

City Tourney) Jndiana State (Doubleheader at §

eles) Yavior at Hefsira (Mid-West Tourney at Terre THURSDAY DePaul at Hlinois San Jose State at Wisconsin Northwestern at Marquet

ette Ara Woogie at Marquette

A Haute), I 3

Indians State (Doubleheader at Los, Angeles)

Public spirited local chants, as an expression of

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FRIDAY ore a New Mother or have Indians at Drake . moved to 0 new address withia 1 Ber Nas Olty Tourney) the city. There's nothing to buy. = soe State vs. Pri st Michigan No obl Phone your WelJiate at Michican Sta come Wagon Hostess whose Lg Tr Sh et phone is listed below and arSylor at Bridgeport (Conn.) range to receive these gilts. SATURDAY : Be Jame RT, wes) Welcome Wagon

8 Princeton rh oh Phun State innesata ( City Tourney) VA » 3 Indians State ( at Si. Michael's

College Scorers

NEW YORK, Dec. 25 (UP)—

allow us to watch Michigan play |cineinnati's Larry Imburgia, a {this fall, but all reports were. that |g ix root forward, leads the na-|

an outstanding note is the factisor 5 team with so many injuries tion's individual college basket-|

the Wolverines did exceptionally pal) scorers with a 29.3 point-per-res

well. Quite probably the long between their last.game and Jan. ‘1 will cause the lads from Ann Arbor to enter the bowl game in better condition than they were at any time during-the past fall. » Ld = | MICHIGAN'S tricky single | wing offense, which is no stranger [to Lynn Waldorf, should provide {much enjoyment for all fans. {Even though both of these | coaches are tops in defensive football, I don’t see how the game can miss being a high scoring contest. | By Friday of this week we will

have enough information to ven-

{and NYU bounced Vanderbilt, 87 to 56. Southern Methodist won the | All-College Tournament at San Antonio, Tex., by beating Texas, 52 to 50, and Bowling Green took the Kent State Invitation Tourney by defeating Miami of Ohio, 53 to 48. The third place consolation prize in the San Antonio event was won by Alabama, which beat LSU, 64 to 58; Ohio University won the consolation game in the Kent State Tourney, beating the host Kent State team, 53 to 48, and Purdue won the Hoosier Classic consolation meet with a 65 to 59 victory over Butler.

Thomson Thinks He'll Bat Better

other better-than-passing per-

alone. Their baseball art, physically speaking, he excellent, the brain is above = average in . its power to outthink the op(position. But here is the

rub. The op-%*

last year with Ponder and Cita- nine straight. , position is thinktion. : The week's boxing schedule in-! NEW YORK, Dec. 25 (UP)— Ing, too. Ana She cludes: Bobby Thomson, the Giant out- : ‘ Resume Practice dt M7 elder, swore today he had Path RD SHUT Tp opbetts SAN BERNARDINO, Cal. Dec. far. 25 (UP)—California re- For example, even the betterturn to practice for informed fans know that Joe their Rose Bowl clash with Michi- Straight is a notoriously bad gan, rested by a day-and-a-half curve-ball hitter. Sure, he'll hit Cg wih be uninterrupted yak eats Lom In will be centage is n from tomorrow's session until the that case, the catcher calling for i ! a fast ball is out-smarting him-

A Wise Guy Ball Player Can Carry Thinking Too Far

By HARRY GRAYSON, Times Special Writer. NEW YORK, Dec. 25,—When Birdie Tebbets was so strangely (cit sold by the Red Sox to the Indians, it was said that this outstanding Fh catcher was inclined to out-smart himself at times. You often hear the expression in baseball, Ou seem to be a not too difficult word to fathom, but just what does’ it mean when applied to a ball player? It means that Tebbets and

| lbase-runner. Well, after

pigoing, and steal

# | pattern, too.

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game average, figures released by the NCAA Service Bureau revealed today. Imburgia is running far ahead of such taller and better-known, istars as Bob Zawoluk of St. (John's, Clyde Lovellette of Kansas, {State and Bill Spivey of Kentucky. iZawoluk ranks sixth with a 23.2 average, Lovellette 12th with a! {20.8 and the seven-foot Spivey; {20th with 18.5. i Imburgia has pumped in 38 field {goals and 12 free throws in three {games for 88 points. G

FG PT Ps. Aig {mbursia, Cincinnati 3 J8 12 88 293 MEme , W. Virginia 50 14 114 285 4 vy. “Temple 69 26 164 #3 Payton, Tulane 25 3 53 263 | Gerber, Bowling Green §5 41 38 120 24.0 Zawoluk, St, John's 50 390 139 23.3 Darling, lows 3.3 9 6 230 anh, Nine 1d 8 30 1 33 e, paraiso ] Toat, Dike 3H 17 6 27 i . Major State H. S.

Basketball Games

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY — At Gary tourney a Goshen): at Evansville ts and Central, and Winslow, Princeat Hammond (Hammond, Hammond , Tech, Noll: at South Bend (Bend dams, Riley, Washington, and Michigan

A City) ¥RiDA ~—At La Porte (La Porte; East Chicago velt, Mishawaka, Whiting): at ncennes (Vincennes, Huntingburg: Jas Washington)

formers will not let well enough has got past him, moves quickly

|as though he was running back for it, hoping to nip an ambitious seeing him do that a few times, a base{runner is. likely to keep right on a base. The guéssing game can become a This is not confined to performers who are known to be

player can’t out-smart himself without some thought. Where Yogi Berra of the Yankees will do the routine—and for him it's good—call for the orthodox pitch, throw, hit-and-run, letc., Tebbets will think, “Maybe I'll fool him with the other one.” | The hitter will be thinking, too,

thinking that maybe this quick-|

‘on-the-trigger catcher will switch, and then Birdie Tebbets has outsmarted himself.

Y AND SATURDAY-—At Lafayette

(Lafayette Jefl, Gary Froebel, Elkhart, New an); 34 DAYAL Bartford City tHartiond y. Elwood, Muncie Burris, andria)i bY) Jette ville Jeff teonvilie, Madison, uth entral }s Y (MONDAY)—At Au-

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