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I 4 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY. FEUKUARV 25, 11)21. WEEK END H. S. GAMES TO BOXING INDIANA NINE CURTAILS EX.

PENSES BY REVISING COAST URGES CHANCE IN DATES FOR OLYMPIC TRIALS WIND UP REGULAR CARDS TRACiJ. HELD STABS IN PLAYOFF FOR LEAGUE TITLE OTA. All! I i inniiiiiyo iiiopipp nn JAUNT IS CANCELED eeaaoaasBa Vktt mmmr4. ami Johnny twir.ii ritv f)fvl tn ret at imu I Koil. NtiI A.

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C.I djwr Bal 5 7X7alTcnltr CWc, m4 n.Uii. Mlwhi Him York, rrvtmi IUM Honntn Huh uwti irj duel Jm ufw kiwmr AoUm Ban. Ulf A. I favored frrt.t mm Lm fttatwlinf braid Jumi WitlUJB Wwatf. mrtmretmmA to mils wit uuov 1 mm, mvm eti amnion, tut P'tta, Btet s4 Krfd Kiiua Pouml fcbol Pot Hrma Sfl.

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O.l Christ ner. Marlon. eetDelated CmmtU lUece, Ettweed Ctty, Pa, (ten) paper eeaeetwas, INDIANAPOLIS MMret MHi! O'Dowd. Ceuunbsts. and: PaO Zwkk.

Cleveland, drew (tea), OKLAHOMA CITY Cew bey Owea I Pherm. Mamuaa. kweeked eat Jlaller CnrlxbU FfcUaeelsnU LOS ANGELES Ernie SchaaL Bet tan, eatnetnted Dynaailte Jackson, Lee Anreles (ten). WOMEU STAH GOLFERS IN SOUTH ATLANTIC MEET ORMOND BEACH. rhL, Pehruary SS (AJ.) Match plsy got under way here today in the south Atlantic soil tournament with Vtrstola Van Wle twice runner up for the national I women's meeting Mar lon Bennett.

New Britain. In one of tne principal contests. Miss Van Wle was the only player to break SO on the local links in quail lying round which was plsyed yes 1 terday in a uruzung rain. She scored a 40 79. Her opponent mads an 1 Diana run wick, the British champion, who scored an (5 yes teroay, was to meet Mrs.

A. e. Bul eon. Pt. Wayne, Ind, who scored an ft.

15,000 EXPECTED TO SEE TILOEN KOZELUH RESUME CXIICAOa Ptbruary 24 (UJP.) A crowd of 15.000. was expected to see William T. Tllden. former national tennu champion, and Karel Koseluh, oi csecnoBioraKia, in tneir match at the Chicago stadium tonlghL mniinipoin, i. aurtamj rugnc.

ts jjom oen stop I or tne tennis proa. Complete Fight Card at! 'r rTomlinsort Hall The rrr ilar weekly Kitlc ha rQ be av.Tccaason.nan tcedgSt. with ten trrtpi aad a baUle rprsi i maJtinx up tr.t cntngkte lineurv The main event tor eight round wui bring tocewer two wexierweu nis. ilea uoi loway of this dtr and Xxct Porter, cf i round te In the flyweight class v. Dctwttn jaeue coogan and.

Tuxrt Mitchells The balance of jbUl te i ami, 1.4 uiK.a. AlAia TURa peutMMh aoiida, Re resentatlves From Three Foreign Countries and 18 States to Compete i m.m mm 'It LOB VEnUCmUII UI IIIII Uii VJ vJ rw Ornaajv JSS iWrta, XH BUcX ra, SwbaHv C1 1 Hal roo4 iaa va. Ich OoaaoB. 130 i WilB 0 AZ1L" CAN CELS GAME TttlAZIlV tad. Pebrnary 25.

Coach Itarcid 'Eabe" Wheeler thourht he eold cliy an extra scheduled game w'th secoud etringrrswho have not seen service in twenty gases, hut the I IL S. a says. no. iience. the I scheduled tame with" Danriia ICih i School Saturday night tad to tt canceilecby BrazU.

Brazil played Athens. Tex, aiicr the scneause naa 's Ccaclj Wheeler Is now pointing his vam to the sect nal tournament at Spneer hepes of wtntng. BraxU I hajt twice defeated Spencer and Clay 9ity. the teeners, this sea son. PRO TEAMS ARE TIED HrW VORK.

February 2S AJ. piavei game between Chicago and ruAVame may be necessary to de ermine the second half chawpton hi of the American Professional League. 'Today the teams 'were tied at the 'tor wltn ten victories and five de 3s. 'Earn has one game, with To to plays at Toledo i toruzht vhlle the Oh'oans lnrade'Pt. Wayne tomorrow nighk THE INTERCOLLEGIATE SITUATION.

A person wbo apeHa "decided" with an would like to have before the house the question of a state college champion. The little matter of spelling, of course, may be overlooked, as it. il VA tn haw NEW YORK. rrcruary iaj yJmnMaA rm.ro Pnrdna and eonseouotly Track and field stars from three wr j. sUtcs of the United States see xnai Tldusi tllles.la the.nsUonsl A.

A. u. hmTImshfm In COUSXe Voardea tcnliHt Among tbe retries are thirty one i American. French, Swiss. Canadian i or tatereoHeflate champions, eight world record holders ten owner tt American; records.

Scrsphin Hartla Keller, France, brm their txiet American tour to an end in this meet: Bwltxerland is represented toy Dr. Paul Martin and Canada by Phil Edwards, tne Hamilton Olympic and Keller are entered in both the HO and 1XC3 yards erent but wia coal tne tnea? ezzoru to one or the other. 6o Jarre are tne fields tn these features that three runote A. a is the cexencoicnam Eriefly. here's the way the looxs in adrance: rk a.

ofxiujf eafliptoa. Dyt ir ftnror, ltr Tori mamM ti. CiMtd tom Mr. meet i ml m. mm cause it has defeated Indiana twice and Notre Dame once.

"Has Central Normars crack team played a toun enougn schedule to win the honor asks the person. The 'answer the Hot Eiret would have us five is that Central Normal has not played as tough, a schedule as Purdue has played. 6a the ether hand, Dr. Walter Meanwell, of Wl onsin. already stated that the Western Conference is enjoj ing its poorest season In many years.

The good Doctor has not enjoyed much success with bis boys this year, but he took In tbe whole class when he mentioned the Big Ten weeks sgo. Central Normal undoubtedly has a line team and so has Purdue, and a same, between these two teams would do things to the Butler fitldhouse that here not been done since Central Normal was at Fairriew the last time. Purdue's team might have a shade on 'defense, but it is doubtful if the Boiler Maker offensirs) is any stronger if as strong that of tbe Danville outfit. The only way to be sure would be to have the two teams meet, and that is out of the question because of Western Conference regulations. Ipurdne fees been defeated and Central tJorraaJ has completed the season without marring it record.

Wcare inclined to believe that Purdue is not primarily interested in a state championship and certainly it would be unfair to Central Normal to call Purdue champion on basis of scores against teams which the Danville team baa not had the opportunity to defeat by like margins. Mercury, Venus and Saturn These are the morning stars While later on In the ievening Jupiter rules with Mars. Who in the name of heaven Carts about skies of bluet It's when will the Tower of Trester Tell who's gonna play who? RoundyCoughlin, of Madison, WW says: basketball; have any arrangemcnta been made next CARLOTTA. Manhattan High School with' seTenteen vktoiies and no is out In front of the eastern basketball parade, of promi Now If the boys will just come out this way! mtm wNow for a about this line coach With an international ping pong tournament in progress, the national amateur squash championship way and Jose Capa blanca demanding that Dr. Alekhine, jj rent champion defend the chess title or give it up, a person has a right to call tennis a sport.

Decatur now leads the" statistlcaMable for the Indiana high schools with sixteen victories and two defeats for a percentage of AS. Frankfort is second with If Decatur wins Friday all is well unless this Jeffersonville If yon should happen to like the tennis match at the Butler fieldhouse Thursday night yon might wiro Madison Square Garden for reservations for one that is Just about certain to take place later on. It's Tilden against Vinty Eicharda. Daj by day Jm everray The Staggsmen grow forlomer; So, at least we hear from Alexandria's Henry Orner. Notre Dame has won seren and Butler has won eight in modern basketball relations between these two teams.

The next meeting will be la the Butler fieldhouse next: month. Pat Page has gone south with the White Sox, but no mention wss made of that $16,500. Friday afternoon the schedules of the state basketball touraa 1 tni will be ortwn in tho Tower of Trester. It ii understood that the nly brnt'i present will be rubber. ccnlest blank will appear in all editions of The News 1 1 a.

They roust be mailed before midnight the following IbursJay Everybody welcome, everything free. Prises will be the ssme as usual. The Catholic High School championship tournament begins in the Armory at 1 o'clock Fridsy afternoon. The drawings for the other tournament will be held the same afternoon and in the evening Frankfort plays at Loganrport arid on top of all this, it's Lent. Saturday night in the Indianapolis Athletic Club pool the leading swimmers of the middle west will wiggle their way to several A.

A. U. championships. meet is open to the public Schools and colleges In the east competed in eleven different spoils last week end exclusive of football, baseball and boxing. Somebody ought to be able to figure out a little over emphasis somewhere la the mix op.

aaaaaaaBaaaBBBBawaaBw WEEKLY REPORT SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA CONFERENCE. The week end" was a hectic one" Salem cinched western division honors by taking Faoi 23 18 in a double overtime game at PaoU which not only coat Paoli the championship but which sent them to third place in the standing; Scottsburg took a bitter pill from Madison, in the form of an unexpected 22 20 defeat. Scottsburg had been doped to win despite a 20 16 overtime loss at Madison in midseason. French lick had the toughest sort of a time winning 27 25 over the fighting tailenders from Orleans. North Vernon Vevay ended their conference season tied for eastern divison leadership.

North Vernon's win over Aurora was expected but nothing like the decisive 35 13 score was anticipated not even byfNorth Vernon, Too much credH can, not be given to the astonishing Vevay team which unheralded and unsung, has dashed through a strong ecbedule to ding1 to a tie with North Vernon for conference hon orsV Unless and North speedily arrange a get together the tie will be final. Verae feat was achieved by downing the undeniably strong' Lawrenceburg Tigers in the Tiger lair at Lawrenceburg by a 32 28 margin. lawrenceburg was doped to win but Vevay wasnt notified about it. Milan got out of the conference cellar for a while at least by pulling an upset at Osgood's expense 22 12 This week Rising Sua plays Milan and Brookville meets Aurora at Aurora. In the western division the old Capitol crew from Ccrydon wiD play at Paoli.

i Browns town's Bears who lost a IW5 overtime fracas at Seymour last week will try to avenge a recent 29 23 defeat at Oolitic on Friday when the Bearcats from the quarrytown journey to the Jackson county seat. The SL LH.S. standings to date are: Eastern Division. Western W. Pet.

Team. W. L. Pet. NoTth 7 0 L000 Salem 10 I S09 Vevay V.

6 0 1.000 Madison 4 1 ,800 Lawrenceburg 9 4 .692 PaoU 9 3 .750 Batesville 15 S' .623 French lick 4 3 Versafles ..16 5 JUS Sccttsburg 5 4 JSoC Osgood 3 6 33 Oolitic 4 4 .500 Rising Sun 4 8 J333 Brownstown. 3 5 Aurora. 3 8 JT73 Austin 1 6 .143 Milan 1 8 Corjdon I 6 .143 BrookvCle 0 2 ,000 Orleans 1 9 .100 (Signed) D. CHAMBERS. Secretary.

The baseball playere who have. cone south for their health are proving their point. All pictures received to date show the boys with a medicine ball. W. F.

JR. Curtailment of Minor Sports Expenses Leads to Omit tinj Training Trip BLOOMZNGTON. mi, February 25. Curtailment of menses on minor sports has led to the substitution of a five game series with unio seams Instead of the usual Mississippi trip for the Indiana University baseball team this sDrtne. Coach S.

Dean announced this morning giving the Crimson diamond schedule. The Indiana, team will meet 6t. Xavler at Cincinnati In three games, April 2. 3 and 4. and will mcve over to Oxford.

April and 1 for two tames with Mlanu. PrevlouMy tne enmsa ease bail team has met the University of Mississippi, staying about a week for conditioning drill at the southern school. I Indoor workouts for battervmen ana veteran letter men have been held for several weeks the fieldhouse under tbe direction of Assistant Coach Paul Barren, and the last week the batting cage was trundled out for dsJlyNdruls nxting. veterans wno are practicing now are OattL Worcester, Masa pitcher: Rea. Indlanapous.

catcher: Thomas, Plymouth, taflelder; Dross, Detroit. Bank. Detroit. May. Laconla, and Hfckey.

Morgan town outfielders. The revised inaiana scneauie al lows: April S. 4 St. Xarier. ClaciiinaU.

April a. 7 Miami, Ox lord. April 11 DrPauw. br. April 15 Now Dao, br April It 1H Wabaa.

here. April SO tbarc. April 24 Otolo Slata. her. April 2S Pnrdue, iber.

May Mlealran. brra. May 5 DePauw. tbrs. May 9 Pnrdue.

hr. Mar IS Ohio Slat, thert. May Cblcas. br (two gaae. Mar 2 Cfcicoto.

thr. June 3 Mirbicso State. Uiere. Jun Mk fauaa, thare. P0STP0WE TANK MEET The dual swimming meet between Purdue University and the Hoosier Athletic Club has been postponed a week.

The meet, scheduled for next Saturday night, has been postponed until Friday. March 6. Tbe Purdue swimmers will Joueney to moiana polls on that date to swim tn the Hoosier pool. to tho occur pi tn this pwriod of cold, woathor and cracked Dps, above all Insist on a cigar "frow of tho pit germ. Itll Amt9tcm Cis errer the dang1.

mL. I in Ja the ceolcgy department. aaaaBaaaaaaaawaaaMawaOBaaiaaMeMaessaae 1 aessaesa saws1 tgTeawm Cigar 111 FU1 flew Centl3 sations in the Co wary to to decency Tour ajiad to endorse rffootiT ly ooope fif Spit tiPP' in such methods yublio of eoop ration be assured irates with many disease a to health in orxierc warn against Of CiE" lou are in suoh If publiotioa of fuU itting raotio of this es ersission to th. dang toeajth BAsmfeeturo. thus helpl5 wherW have fetter for tions sy so us ad v.

mm, kweJcen tnis nuis it the pun years felt the will 0 over Very tri r' cay need any 9i sit I FUCTCHER SAVTKOS AKD TRUST TEAM. Front Row. Left to Right Spreen, guard; Simmons, forward; Muhrsney, center; Thompson, forward: Weaver, guard. Second Row. Left to Right Power, forward; Dodson.

forward: Recap, center: guard: Eggert. guard. Third Row John Persons, coach: Tom Montgomery, president Fletcher Trust Men's Club; Harold. Young, athletic director; Arthur Hupp, assistant manager; Crawford Furry, manager. 1 Five hundred fans sxe expected to attend the playoff game between the Fletcher Trust and Reserve Loan Life quintets.

Friday night, at the Pennsy rrm. for the championship of the Bankers Insurance League. The Union Printers and DeMolay are also In a tie for third place In the league, and these two quintets will settle their standing In the league at o'clock with the title contest coming off at o'clock. The Bcutto SidTTurner girls and the last Tenth Street IX. S.

ennnteta sffl meet In a curtain raiser to the two games at 1 clocsv The Fletcher Trust quintet has made an enviable record in city independent cage circles. In 1927 and 1923 the Fletcher Trust quintet went through the Bankere Insursnce League schedule without a setback, winning teVatmel The next season the club played fifteen games and won fourteen of them, the same year being runner up In the business men's tournament which is held annually. i TENNIS CALL AT I. U.V February 25. First preparations for the spring tennis season 'at Indiana got under way this afternoon when candidates, were to meet with Relph Bsarey, newly appointed tennis coach.

Zsarey, i now mtnocr ui tmuk former Crimson athlete, having played forward on the Indiana basse thin tesra of 1919 20. Esarey coached the tennis team four years ago far on season and has had considerable experience with tennis play. He succeeds Harlan Logan, another former Crimson athlete and Rhodes scholar. who directed the net team while here last spring on vaca tion. BQWLIBiG Battle Hinges on Champion Defe at of Risko Tonight Rumors That March 5 Show Will.

Be Called Off Are In Air "Gate" Seems to. Be Slip ping. V'W rnr WiniajB v. Starm. Staff oat 4 Tk ladtaMaalia Kw MIAMI BTACH.

February Si Rain, of which Miami and Miami Beach have had more than enough this season, scored a taoexout on Pa Strlbllng's boxing show Tuesday night, Tbe postponed date Is tonight, ifraln does not Interfere again. It la generally agreed that when weather does permit the bout, that aClcxey Walker will defeat Johnny Risko on the wind up bout of the card. Walker has a campaign mapped out to fight hi the heavyweight ranks, since he has cleaned up the middle weights, with his eye particularly on Jade Sharkey, Mickey Is Ambltleas. There Is. much shaping, of wise heads at Mickys amblUoua program Uter on.

but it Is admitted that bis start here should not be difficult. Pa Strihllng estimates his gross receipts tonight at 80,000. but the general opinion among sports writers Is thst Pa should be happy If they are $40,000. As special attractions on the Watter Rlsko hffl Pa has his fighting son. w.

I. Jr, tat a three round exhibition and also Max SchmeUng tn another three round exhibition. The fate of tonights bouts, artistically as well as financially, may have a bearing on plana for the; second show March 5 when iThno earners is slated to meet Jimmy Malaney. of Boston, at ten rounds under the direction of Frankr J. Bruen.

general manager of the Miami Racing Another Change Rumored. Despite Bruen'S insistence that the show would go cn, with Camera playing the feature role In defiance of a cracked rib. the feeling, has persisted that it either win be revamped, or caned off altogether. The latest re MOVIES SNAP BASKET PLAYS OF 1S91 ViriTAGE LAXENCE.Hs TetriATj tJ (AJ.) A game of basketball, as played In its Infancy. wrsUre4 here yesterday by Dr.

James smith. Its originator, far Ce benefit ef movie cameramen, Elghseea VniTersity ef atadents. dressed in athlclie costumes of tbe 1131 period teok part la the contest, sheeting a socecf ball at peaeh basket gesis. Dr. for the last thlriy.yesrs a professor ef physical edacstion at the aalversity, devised ili game the Springfkld.Masa).

trmtaing school. port was thst Walker. If tests Risko again, would be asked lb rbstl tute for Carnera. This wonld mean much less strata ca the rfc rcrrcrts tnssmuch as Walker scaled cilv l3i yesterday as compared wltn rriaacs i current poundacs of 27s. Risio tTjed the beam st 184 and thus ha) aim pound advantage over the cilils weight champion.

SCHAAF BEATS JACKSOII IN BRUISING RiriGCOUT tOS ANGELES, February 5 AP. jaiuv Schaaf, JJostoa'heaTywet. battered Dynamite Jackson. jLos An gtles Negro, to win the' decision tu i a tea round engagement bertf txht. JscksoQ was; unabls ta siala the easterner with his heavy riztts ts the need.

The sturdy Bostonian eat Jack son badly about the face. Tne eyes werg nearly dosed and? hi lrom the Bps and nosa. lit txk bruising attack on the Jackson rallied In the tetith and stood off Bchaaf for a dravr tn Vit. round, asf wca six rcur.ls. on took the fifth and th ccrs were even.

I Beth Srhaaf and his second, vack ShaUey. were, cheered as left the ring. Jackson also wsjittn cheer; Schaat weighed 183 pouSls and Jackson 210. oV o( DpoirD vCt30 sajepaip oossaeroUorg. ani Health Commissioner, Department of rbHs Health Alliance, Ohio OHIO July Vooono of 56 health ofilclcb torn 156 diff oront points 'cpprovIhpCrc idoalnstspitorcplltlpplnce Thowar against ,7 3 Every smoker, every wita vlicsa Bushand emokes cirsrst.

ehould rcid letter. i '4 3 7ho aro the friends of 'Spirt YOU MAY T7ELL AS2X TIHG HEALTH OF1JICIALS HAVE pIU'liZTi' I SO STRONGLY AGAINSX THE EVl OF SPIT OR SPIT TIPPING Ur. r.lusalcman MTitcs: advertisements warn ciinst llio. danger lib health in the SpitippirJ3, method icf cior mnnnfactiirc. Goconc4oinirHgmQiuvui wf Crcmo i a yoally vbndofful smolco rhild mollov $voot! Every loaf ntenno 1 clc ah sunny Cromo fc clerics ilz aclbntincally treated by rnc.r;crs rocornrnonddd by tho Unltqcl States Departrncntcf ArncuIlLT A.

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