The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 24

4 NEWS SECTIOJt THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1929 pressing the fast-tiring Battle Ax D0NDAS FUNERAL MONDAY, CHACK PLAYER SIGNED OPENING CROWD hard at the finish, six lengths behind 'LOOK AT OHIO the leader. Wirt G. Bowman, also LEADERSHIP Goes To Chuck Klein, By Becker Quintet Tor Game With Erdmans At Norwood. Two intermediate basketball quintets, which have compiled sizeable Bucks Serve Notice Disappoints At Agua. winning streaks, Becker Clothes and Body Of Racing Secretary To Be Buried In St.

Louis. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THK ENQCIHElt. Miami Beach, December 28 Funeral mass for William Dondas, the racing secretary of the Miami Jockey Club, who died suddenly Friday night at his home, 1921 Southwest Tenth Street, from acute indigestion, will be Intoned at 10 o'clock Monday In ICrdmans, will come together Thurs day night at the Allison Avenue Gym in Norwood. Mho Noses Out Melvin Ott Of The (iianls. That They Will He In Bijj Ten Court Ilace By Handing Defeat To Notre Dame, Throng Falls Far Below Expectations Of Management Scot's Grey Wins Feature.

Krdmans. with one of the best passing teams in the junior cage ranks, bavo defeated several of the best In termediate uuintets in Cincinnati and Gesu Catholic Church. The Rev. Father named as a possible winner, finished on the heels of his stable mate, Sclir itar. Port Play, Negopoli and Rip Rap were also among the also rans.

The winner paid the small odds of 13.70 on the $2 mutuel tickets, with P. Ciceri, Chicago horseman's second-place entry paying 13 to 1. The crowd which crossed the border last night and today In anticipation of the opening of the racing season was far below that expected by the management. The new organization and plant replaces the old Tijuana track, which now stands deserted, directly in the path of the leading roads to the pre-tentous Agua Caliente layout. It was closed down last, spring after being in operation since 1915.

The 81-day program of tho new club includes as the outstanding event the Agua Caliente Handicap March 23, with a stake of $100,000. This will replace the annual Coffroth Handicap of previous years. will lie hard to stop. I'um'li Gordon Rachman's Becker Philadelphia Slugger Makes Circuit Clouts Review Of Year In Major Leagues. Edward Cummin will officiate.

The body will be sent to St. Louis at 9 scpiad has won six out of seven tills this season, defeating Holy Family o'clock Monday night. Mr. Dondas en twice and the Georgian Juniors ill their only meeting this season. The signing of Arthur Beiersdorfer, formerly of the Georgian s'luud, has tered tho racing field Latlonla, Ky 16 years ago with Frank J.

Bruen and rose rapidly to national prominence in his particular line. He was racing secretary at Lexington and Ashland, added much strength to the sound, as this can hold down a Ky Arlington Heights, Chicago, Pom- center, KUtird or forward position. Beckers will meet Harry Davey's lie Sales Big Five at I'urchell High School Gym on January 12, and Sis. Agua Caliente, Lower December 28 (AP) Staging a stubborn fight to maintain a lead gained at the start, Scot'n Grey, a five-year-old gelding owned by W. R.

Coe New York, with Nick Richardson up, today won the Inaugural Handicap, feature event of the openUag of the eighty-one-day meeting of the Agua Caliente 12,000,000 racing plant. The roan entry ran a strong race, battling with Fire Brigade, second-place horse, and Battle Ax, third, to finish over the mile and one sixteenth. Ten thousand racing fans, who turned out to see the openimr program of eight races, gave the New Yorker's entry a rousing reception as it lengthened the early advantage of a few inches to a half length in the spurt down the stretch. Scimitar, of the Agua Caliente 1'eter- and Baul at Reading, Ohio, Birthdays of members of the Century Athletic Club this week are: Tomorrow, Frank It. Hurdung: Tuesday, Otto Zimmerman, Dr.

Robert B. Cofield, Robert M. Chapman, A. F. Summer; Wednesday, Max Friedman, E.

Jf. Berry, W. Feasloe; Thursday. Kmll IS. Thiel, Edward Helle; Friday, Or.

J. Clinton Staats, Arthur Scheld, Dr. J. R. Nlelander; Saturday, Miller W.

Rentier, John A. Fet-schan. Captain H. H. Fuck, United States Secret Agent, Cincinnati, yesterday reported the arrest at Portsmouth, Ohio, of Anna Daulton and Laura Kahne, Portsmouth, Ohio, under charges of having passed new currency raised from $1 to $10.

Walter Hesse, a midshipman at the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, is home for a holiday vacation. He is a brother of Kdward captain-elect of the Withrow High School football team. Mr. and Mrs. F.

W. Schimanski, Doerger Lan, Pleasant Ridge, sponsored a welcome party for Ilessel. Sister Margaret Cortona, S. who has been stationed at (iood Samaritan Hospital for the lust 1 1 yea rs, observed the silver Jubilee of her entrance into the Sisters of Charity yesterday. Rov.

John CI. Stein, chaplain of the hospital, celebrated a special inusa in honor of her anniversary. A dinner pano, Miami, Arlington Park. Fort Worth, Dade Park, and Keeney Park. He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Irene Dondas; a son, James; two daughters, Mary, Miami, and Mrs. M. Legere, St. Louis; two sisters, Mrs. Ella Bichoff and Mrs.

Mary Worst, St. Louis, and two brothers, Robert and George, St. Louis. January 19 on the Saints' new floor. Teams desiring games witli Beckers are requested to write Gordon Bach- COCHRAN TAKES LEAD.

i New York, December 28 (AP) Welker Cochran, California star, took the lea man, Lonahue Street. 3 today In the fifth and sixth blocks his 400 point three cushion billiard ST. JOHN'S ADD PLAYERS. annual memorial dinner this evening at 6:30 o'clock. The dinner is given under the auspices of the Sisterhood of the Congregation.

Adolph Michel-son is Chairman. Adopting as their 1930 slogan, "To work together for Cincinnati market and to cooperate to. that end with the Chamber of Commerce," the Cincinnati Traveling Men's Association held an enthusiastic annual election meeting yesterday. There was a large attendance, with a number of peppy talks, In which salesmen and sales executives expressed much optlmksm for tffe business of the coming year. President Neal Ahern, who is Vice President of the Seinsheimer Company, announced plans of the organization for augmenting its membership, and a number of prospective members were introduced as a starter In the campaign.

The following Directors were elected, who will met next week to elect their officers: H. H. Saatkamp; H. L. Thaman.

F. Charles Hoffman, Henja-min Scmmonn, Isaac Isaacs. Ceorge Kiting, Jack Gilbert, P. J. Walsh, M.

II. Tobias and S. R. Meyer. The following Clnclnnatians were granted monthly pensions -yesterday by the Pension Bureau at Washington: Andrew J.

Murphy, $20; Andy Steigleder, $20; James Deems, $25, and Anna Jahraus, $30. The largest crowd ever to greet the new year will welcome in 1930 at the Alms Hotel Tuesday night. There are already over 1,200 reservations, and Manager Myers expects a final list of about 1,500. Arrangements have been made for four orchestras so that there may be dancing in four different rooms. The rooms used for dancing will be the Marie Antoinette Ballroom, Veronese Dining Room, Italian Grill and the match with the veteran Willie Hoppe.

Cochran Jumped ahead by winning the fifth block 72 to 38 In 35 Innings and finished even with Hoppe at SO points Columbus, Ohio, lieeember 28 (AP) Ohio State's basket ball warriors served notice on the Western Conference that they can't he laughed at in coming championship races by defeating' Notre Lame, decisively In the coliseum ton ig lit, 29 to 22. Starting fast with an 8-to-4 lead, the Buckeyes stood Btlll offensively while their opponents ran the score to 12 to 8. Jack Kvans, speedy little Ohio forward, then took personal charge of an offensive which tied the score at 14 to 11. Evans and Harold Krvin, his mate at forward, began dropping goals from many angles ant soon had a 26-to-lR lead; and although the desperate Hooslers whittled down the margin a bit, the Buckeyes had a safe lead at the filial gun. It was the great work of Fvana and Krvin tinder and near the goal which accounted for the Ohio victory, together with the floor work of Wesley Fesler and Lick Lark ins, two football stars playing at guard.

Ohio's offensive never worked past "iioiiie" Donovan and Fd Smith, the Notre, Dame guards, hut follow up and rebound shots and quick charges under the goal enabb F.vans and Krvin to score four goals each, all but one of them In the second half. OH HST ATK" NOTHR IAMk! p(i 1 l'H'l KfM'TPK Prvin.f 4 0 'L I jKvans.f 4 1 ,1 3 Sie h.f (I (l 1: rnwe.f It 0 I Wi lcley.c 2 1 2 I 1 1 1 0 S'KIZ. r.K 1 0 0 l.arkins.g 0 2 "i.Suuth.g 1 2 (I lliiichniHii.g 1 1 I lonavon.g 0 2 1 each In the evening encounter that lasted 37 Innings. Cochran's total lead la 300 to 2S8. High runs nf the afternoon were Cochran 11, Hoppe 6.

In the even- Stable, which went to the post a favorite, came up from a had sixth, )nK- cochran ran 8, Hoppe 7. TO ARRANGE TROTTING DATES Tb8 annual meeting of the Stewards of the Grand Circuit Is to be conducted at the Burdlck Hotel, Kalamazoo, January 13 and 14. Tim dinner will be the evnlnsr of the 13th and a number of noted speakers and iruests from over the country will bo present. luring the annual conference the dates for the Grand Circuit meetings for 1930 will bo announced. During the past season there was sixteen weeks racing starting the week of June 17 and continuing through to October being the greatest number of consecutive weeks raced in the History of the Grand Circuit and with purses totaling more than three quarters of a million dollars.

Make Reservations Now For The NEW-lEAIt'S EVE CltUlSU OF THE IGAND'S BRIG Meinerding To Jump Center In Norwood A. C. Game Today. Players of the St. John Church basket hail iiuit.tet will try to gel back Into tlie win column this afternoon in the game with Norwood A.

C. at. the St. John Gymnasium, Green and Republic Streets, Coach Al K'rueek, of St. John, is eager to have his men make amends for the game lost to th C.

C. team last week. St. John will have a new face in its line-up at center. "Red'' Meinerding, veteran pivot niani has been signed to jump enter for the Krueck men.

Meinerding is expiated to add much to the St. John attack, which was none too strong in the first game of tile intercity schedule. A pri'limina i game will be at o'clock. The main contest will start at 3:30 o'clock. St.

John will play the Austin A. C. there Thursday. St. Clement's team will play at the St.

John Gym Friday. DANCING- FLOOR SHOW-JIMMIE SCHUH'S ORCHESTRA $5 per pergon including a delicious dinner souvenirs favors. 37 W. Sixth Second Floor. Main 5343.

CLARKS0N GOES SOUTH. Fort Worth, Texas, Pecember 28 -(AP) William pitcher, has been purchased by Fort Worth of the Texas League from the Boston Braves. Clarkswn has hesn In major and A A company for four or five years. He won 13 games and lost 13 last season for Baltimore In the International League. for the Sisters was held in their dining hall following the religious ceremonies.

Murray Seasongood will speak on ''Four Vents of tile yoi alty i'l Retrospect," and Russell AVilson will talk of "Looking Ahead at the Mayor's Job," Sunday evening, January 12, at 8 o'clock, in Uockdale Temple Annex, Rockdale and Harvey Avenues, under auspices of the Rock PEiMAL DISPATCH HI TltK EMjl'lliKll. New York, I toceiiiber -7 Interest In professional baseball waned toward the close of the 1929 bohhou the pennant rnc8 in ncillier major JcaKiie was close, the I'll iln dl pti in Athletics winning the American League championship einhteen saims ahead of the New- York Yankees, who finished second, and the Chicago Cobs winning the National Lcnitim championship te-i and a half tames ahead of the rittshurKh I'li'iit'S, and in September the whole baseball world mourned th? death of Miller Huk-gins, manager of the Yankees. The world's series reduced the traditional enthusiasm ami saw the Athletics capture the world's chunipien-tdilp from the Cubs, five names to one, by sensational finishes in the last two rallies, which th'-y wmi wle 11 It seemed they must surely lose. For the first time In three year the National Leauue entry won a World's series ball game. In lieu of close races in the two major leagues, tin- fans had to be content with a flirht for the home-run leadership of the National l-cauu" and close finishes for the baUins; honors In buth kamies.

Klein Ncihch Out Ott. Chuck Klein, a youm-'stir playing In the outfield for tint J'liiliidelpliia Nationals, established himself as the leading home-run hitter in bis league by making a home run in the next to to the last came of the season, to rose out MHvin Ott. young Giant Ulugtjcr. Ott and Klein were tied With 42 home runs until in the first jEume of a double header In Philadelphia Klein hit one over the fence. After that the l'hilliea walked tt five times, once with bases full at a timo when the (liants had a seven or eight run lead, to prevent his equaling Klein's record.

Once more lhi.be Kutli, the home-run king, led the American League l.ome-run hitters (also the National League home-run hitters I with a total of 4. The has hit as many as fi. but he was ill for a while last season and was in and out toward the end of the season. O'l'oul, another NatlonU outfielder, led his league in batting with a percentage of .3 SI. The struggle lor batting honors in this league was fought out to the very end by O'Ooul, Tabe Herman, of Brooklyn: Rogers of the Cubs, and Rill Terry, of the Giants.

Incidentally, the lowly I'hillies contributed the leading batter and the leading home-run hitter and I'd the league In team batting for the Xirst tlnie in many years. In the American League Lou I'on-Bcca, the Cleveland first baseman, was the leading hitter, with an average of closely followed by Al Simmons, of the A Heinle Munich, of the Frowns: Jimmy l'oxx. of the A's, tend Tony Lazzeri, of the Yankees. llnnc lliltini; Murk. FttdMick, of Brooklyn.

Totals 12 12! Totals 6 10 10 Free throws missed: Nmit. Game a. fililo Slate K. Lane, Cincinnati. Vmplre Stanley Frezle, PROFITS NET $72,000 main lounge.

The orchestras will be Freda Sanker, Ed Kllng, Herman Wehner and another orchestra yet to be named. Myers has arranged for an elaborate floor show to entertain the guests. There will also be a profusion of paper hats, whistles, rattles and other souvenirs proper to the dale Temple Men's Club. Lester A. Jaffe Is President of the Men's Club, and the committee for the meeting consists of Former Judge Benton S.

Oppeiilieiiner. Chairman; Albeit Jl Rothschild and J. V. Valln. Women will be guests of the Men's Club.

The Chevrah Cadesha of the Congregation Anshe Sholom Synagogue, 11! Clark Street, will hold its ninth From Boxing And Wrestling For AUSTIN TAMES REDBIRDS. State Of Illinois. Chicago, Jiecemher 28 A P) Boxing and wrestling brought the Stale of Illinois a net profit of during the fiscal year of the Illinois Athletic Commission, which ended December 1. A report issued by Major General John Y. 'li ii it i ti.

Chairman of the Commission, revealed that gloss recepils were $1 Il.9s0.8n, with expenses of $119,492. 4'i for maintaining the offices of the cotnmlsison and providing inspectors and officials. TOURNEY PLANS Norwood Boys Unable To Stop Benny Lohr And Cohorts. Tin) 'crack Austin A. 0.

basketball quintet proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that they are just about the clasii of Die Intercity Leatruo by taking a court thriller from tho Nowood Ledblrdg on tha Hank Street court last night by tho senra of tn HZ. The first half was a nlp-and-tuck affair, with the lead see-sawing no less than a dozen different times. The two teams left the floor deadlocked with 20 points each. Tho second half, however, wns a horse nf another calnr. Alter the first minute play, Benny Lohr, peer of all basketball player in thiti iilHirict, bean to find the bono with reKtiiarity, and b' fete the astonished KedbirWs knew what It was all about tho Austin boys bad ran up a 10-pilnt lead.

Tho wholo Austin team functioned like a well-oiled machine, with I.ohr leading tho attack with K'l points, Kddie Meyer stood out for the Iterttilnls with 19 markers, while Kreildv Smith looked Rood oil Meet With Approval. ASSOCIATION. All Karnes In the boys' group of the Protestant Athletic Association Basketball League were recessed for the Christmas holiday. However, In the girl's league, four torrid games held the boards, yesterday. In the first contest, the St.

John's Lutheran team of Reading, defeated Zion Evangelical, 33 to 12. Misses Slgel and Idbiowskl scoring practically all the points. Kt. Paul's Evangelical von from Bethlehem Methodist, 29 to 15. Misses Wolf and Lowing counted 12 haskets for the victors, while Miss Helen Wldmer featured for Bethlehem.

Tlie Calvary Methodist Rlrls won their second straight game, mainly through the work of their fast-working forwards, ROLLERS WIN EASY. 'reparations For Intermediate Bas Iloosier Quintet No Match For ket Ball Event At Georgian Club, Virtually Complete. Plana for conducting the twelfth annual Greater Cincinnati Invitation ttie defense fur tho Norwood team. Johnny Intermediate basket ball tournament at the Georgian Club's new $300,000 gymnasium, beginning February 17, Misses Story. Hlse and Tint, who Hiionsthln for the 21-to-10 defeat handed the Niist Memorial Methodist girls.

Continuing to display the Improved form which marked their game of last week, the Fhllllppus girls downed the Central Christian sextet. 19 to 111 In a fast and well played game. Miss Mar-Kret Etzel's shooting from the charity strip was the highlight the game the diminutive forward counting no less than seven foul shots. The line-up: Newport Boys. Th Newport RnllinK Mill Company fivu win tli.

ir fourth mralKln victory liy tlie iUiat''tt by the scire of 4b to Zl night at N'euji'itt S'chfml ilyta. The KiihTs led frnm the first whistle in tliH linlMi but they were hard prcsseil at times dun In Koine uncanny Kf'id "h'-i'illm." by I 'aiitiiin Small. II, 1 1 Hevls anj IlHMiv J'i I ef the llneslers. Siiiccr airain led the Bailers at-t jaetiis while Hob BeuhM and nnaiiiinteil for point "I'll, mm niakliip his firs', ate with the tenia and Cea- ti Bailee -e-l t. in his place at center.

Kit. he Ife: i aiet I.ee i f.r." Raines fr the In I'i'i'i: initial" the Cathole AthUfir Club the liatrisiait He. s-: cs -J tn 8. 'On- team put in the day and nine men y'i i'" i practically were completed last night when Rev. Antonine lircckhttis.

Rev. Odo Kemper, Rev. Werner Krause, llngait handled the ir ilne In faultless style. In the preliminary tiit tho Austin "Wildcats bent the Norwood 68 to 40. Tlie pne-up lnllows: AVTS.

1 NOKWOllll. FHFT.TPI FG. FT. TP uney.f 2 1 rtakcl.f 1 0 2 1 2 4 Tavlor.f 0 0 1 I.ohr. 2 20 Meyers.f 3 19 Vnn.f 2 2 1' Harrniann.c 1 1 Mcmeycr.c 3 0 Smith, 12 3 ll.

r.c 0 0 0 Uaede.g 2 0 4 llentliorne.E 2 0 41 lemon. 12 4 Total! 13 6 32 0 1 li Scblerloh.g 0 0 HI Tot aU 20 10 fi'l'i Itefeiee J. liob'an. Marty Reddington, Albert J. Bechtold and Otto Huth approved regulations to govern the tournament.

TEVANOKIUiST. JOHN'S LUTH. ui it 9 5 ft Slgel.f 7 11? The rules are much the same as covered previous tourneys, except fop more completer-barricade against 7 1 15 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Krhar.lt. 0 0 eTuhrc.wskl.f Klchards.f 1 2 4H.Matre,f S. hneider.g 0 Alley.

Prey 0 0 0 Klalher.g iter 1 0 2 ilorman.g Shiter.g 0 0 N. Matre.g players who have received money for 'NS 0 Mabley's After 'Christmas SALE Every Winter OVERCOAT In Our Stock GREATLY REDUCED! (None Reserved) All Winter Overcoats, including Stein-BIochs, have been reduced for this sale. You will choose from the season's smartest colors: Grays, tans, mixtures and popular BLUES, with or without velvet collar. raglan overcoats box-back overcoats velvet-collared overcoats swagger-belted overcoats Single-breasted overcoats double-breasted overcoats All the desirable models. All the wanted colors.

All regular sizes, shorts, slims and stouts. You simply can't afford to miss these great savings. Choose early for best selection. Men's Store Second Floor THE MABLEY CAREW CO. "A GOOD STORE" yij Kf TP playing basket ball, coaching or of FU I T.

TP 1 1" 1 1 delating. The usual ban against 15 4 4 1C Totals Totals rrxke the hittit.ir r- ctJ of Xatic-nil I-e with 5 J. AVar.er I'd the three-b ise rs with In American i-hr-ingT. cf tfc T.gers, was the lead. tt h.rer.

Min-ifh and V.oy Johi.svn. of th- Indiums wore for l.it':ri," horn rs. Chr.t was tlie is -ftea'er in the American nn- w.th "fi stolen btsej, av.i K.ki led the N'ite'nil Iic itii 41. Bob Grove, of the may he considered as tl." I LI ii I yuUNtlFKI.T.riWS. KU.KT.TP.I Hl.KTTP 10 0 10 Pplstrlng.rf 5 12 H-ihlo.

rf 0 1 lHrown.lf 2 1 THI! 'I 2 I', players who have played with major or Class A teams during the current jLerere8 Miss Kmethurst. U. ot C. I (, 3 0 ii ii i (i 5 II season also will be in force this sea i i'uil I BETHLEHEM ST, L'T TP 2 l. 1 I I War son.

r. i i'i i. ir iati'i f.t,' i.i,i,. i (i "IC.Wldmer.t 1 0 Intermediate teams In Greater Cln 6 (l erniR.o 113 1 0 2 Kustlre.c 3 0 II 0 0 'i 0 0 0 a 0 MltchcH.lu 3 0 6 8 0 1 4 0 ii 0 1 II 1 2 Totals 18 4 10 Snivel tM Mui. ahy.lf Heimi.H.'h.c 1 1'li.

lK 0 0 0 0 cinnatl who have not participated 5 1 11 ji' ir, Kalj'li Shaffer and Herman Wolf 5 0 10 Harper.r l.ewl'ng 7 1 15 Kherele.f 1 0 2H.Widmer.f peters 0 0 Oi.lustl.g KQuen.er.g 0 0 V.ouerncr.g 0 0 0 0 0 against any major or Class A teams during 1929 or 1930 are eligible to 0 0 0 Tnt a Is JJi! llofcree fituhenrauch. compete in this tournament, if and approved by Tournament Com Tt 14 1 291 Totals 7 11 IT TI' TV mittee. aMlH Bmt'thurst of Teams Interested In taking part lu 'n li l.f Cincinnati). the tournament are requested to make CALVAltr MET 1 1 ii ri 0 ii 1 ii ii ii i 0 li i CHURCH LEAGUE RESULTS. Kolluwliig are results of basket ball vamps played In tho Central Iilviniun of the Hamilton Kunilaj -School Athletic Association at Central Y.

M. C. application In writing at once with "NASH M. M. vn.l'T.T.

Marty Reddington at The Georgian ii i.i,K,..r ii 1 II. ia II im. I' 4 II' I 1' i te, II 1 Mi 1 0 4 League1? leading p.tcli'-r In games won and lost, with 1 victories atrl i i d-1-Htts Tom Za chary, of the Yankees, however, wun 11' at.d i none. Knot, of Cubs. wa.

I I the pitrlier in the League, v. ith 19 victories Hnd 6 i and of the Gla.T.s 1 had the distinction of pitching a hit. no-run care The Rochester Club won lnfr-rational l-agiie it i lost the little world's fi Kansas City, (Lampions the Ane r- Club, 2525 Scioto Street, Cincinnati. 2 4 SiStory.f 1 0 2 Hise.f 0 0 0 0 Klett.g Lind.f Tepe.g 5 0 10 0 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Players who have ever received 0 0 money for basket ball, any athletic coaching, or as a referee, or 0 0 0 Hoffnian.g Clark.f 0 0 OlUouglae.f 0 2 1 Totals 9 3 21 who make athletics their profession, who have played on or against any major of Class A teams during 1929 naffer mar. 'I; Totals 3 4 lu Ii 'N tVANHKL't "I.I NOHTHBIHK V.

H- lC.l7.Tr Lemur. I 0 1 1 3 (l I lllniwoi.d.f 113 ei--Ie! I 2 4 Whltaker 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 Hatkau.g 0 (i 0 0 0 g.T.B 1 0 2 Fisher 0 0 0 In ai.z ii 0 racken.g 0 0 Frank, 0 0 Totals 6 6 17 Meyers.g 10 2 I Totals 3 2 fc Keferee Miss Kmethurst (U. of C). or 1930 shall not be eligible to play, PHlLIPl'Urt EVAV.I t'ENTHAI. I'HUK i- ft tp! Fti.ir.il.

0 tinless special ruling Is made by the Tournament Committee to cover Individual cases that may arise. CENTRE COLLEGE SCHEDULE. I 1 1 1 1 Kv, Ii.icil.fr 2, The foot- -1 Ia-f1il' the Coin. I 1 '3 1 al. ii-cm tii-lny, am! o' the corhpreheiMi ve 1 Hcferee H'lditin.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 All players must have been mem I.I 3 0 6' Mason. A 0 0 0 Stewart, Marg Etzel.f 2 7 111 lliem.f 0 0 0 Imval.g F.tzel if 0 0 0 Lehllian.g 0 0 Doyd.g 1 0 'I Totals Totals 6 7 19! a t'-am. Notre 1'ajjie bers of their respective teams for at least two weeks prior to February 17, In I- -I. 'I'i iean Asm- The Albany Club Won the F.ast. rn League title.

Theie was tot much Jut I est eo)-! B' Holy Cross, with Bo's Ni kola doing most of its pit' bin-', had the best teem in tie. B. -t. in the other hand. ha I.

all pr. it the American Legion v.os and better than eer. v. 1' from all over the ouier for the as l.y BUff lb) It'll' it .1. t(iat- N' Orleans, cells f.ir 1.1 teams in mx confei et.i.es 4 2 10 1930.

nt hmii on name will 1 i'h W. reii'-hi-rs "keferee Miss Smethuist, L. of C. TO MAKE DRAWINGS 4 i hi T- iiih Vuluii KT. KV.

i nr. JOHN I MT. KO.KT.TP fiehrlng.f 0 2 4 3 11 Ilrunner.f 0 2 2 H.Vnnl.leu,f 3 t. Murphy. 3 (I 8 Lehman, 0 1 1 yi.er.f 1 1 3 Henillig.O 4 4 12 St.

ins. 0 1 llVnll.e 0 0 0 A tJehrltlg.c 1 Vant.leu.g 0 0 0 Wi-nt' l.K 2 0 4 Hainmelr h.g 0 3 Jleiixcl.g 2 3 7 Totals 11 11 3i Total II 1 0 2''l It, feree Iloilkin. VV 1 1.. 1 WILDCATS 54, ALUMNI 13, dcM and White For Opening1 Bound Of Spinney Central Y. M.

C. A. Wildcats experienced little difficulty In trimming the "1 Alumni, 54 to 15, at the central 1. m. A 'in la.l llieht.

M--I til I. A. A. I a rh.itla- in -lay t'aril h( 11 tliev ain uniall, l.i fi.ln-w )v '(-n're's ii 1m 'nrs when v( rn I j. ri-i'l'in No- League At Meeting Tomorrow.

Drawings for the first round of games In the Spinney Basket Ball Federation will be made at the levin center for the Wildcats, -l fltAA K. I MlLFOItn wrs the innivinuai si.ii, "m.iiB t.B... goals mid thrc free shots for a total of ID poliils. Nlcder, at forward, acounted for STANDARD ADJUSTS PRICES. Cl'Aflnnci, I 2 flil Company (if fihi" nt.r..

that price of gascliiic In Ptark and ii Assumed -w ii!" in, raising gt rv.ee Ftaticn pr: li 11 points for tlie winners. Jtuoenow len mo regular weekly meeting, at the league headquarters, 644 Main Street, tomor Alurnnl team wun iio ponnn. Ii Kii-ale an. I his trien I'v. 'i- I is as fn'lovs; -n h.

ru. KO FO FT TP I'rclrl. k.f 0 1 2 Ferrll.f 0 0 0 i I mil 4 1 9 Kamlum.f 0 0 0 9 0 18 Pmlth.c 10 2 0 0 I' Hch loe.ler.r 0 0 (I MaeMi Inil.K 1 2 Oster.g 10 4 Merennlall.g II 0 i'i Totals 3 0 6 Tit.ils 1 4lJ row night. Opening games will be I I -n I l-l-'- -v 4 I WILCATH. ALUMNI.

Fd.FT.T Pnkoti.f 0 0 played next Sunday. mil 5 111 Ituiienow.r i i 1 ca. Neiler.f Mallory.f M.ishowllz.f The regular schedule will be con ft lall'-n and tank iralhiti f-r b. 0 (iLewls.f 0 1 1 7 l.ehniann.f 1 0 cluded In the latter part of February Hcferee- I 0 0 0 1 1 .1 Hi Bodkin. 0 1 1 I h.f and the elimination series Is to begin March 1.

And teams desiring to enter 2 0 0 Hlnnllis.c 2 (Vlilinver.B 0 aih.g may make arrangements with Presi 1 1 s. huedel.g 0 2 I knnucr.g 0 11 al Man. i I'uih'Ke. K.hislf.g II dent Jim Hogan. 1 ll'irauer 0 0 0 The following teams have posted jraollnc.

I'i in (' I.i-en rf-Htir -1 nt (. i servi' st.iit ii i. 1 1. 1 a tank --r I-- i i i. January 1.

-w id" i ills: Jt'-iilar khi-. i- 1 a rid a j. i-ii 1 in 1 -thl 1 ice i. a icalloii and nil; -1 Me.tekcu 0 Johns, ui. 2 Valcntiner.g 0 M.

S'l I I TLINITV M. K. KU FT. TP. lr'M -1 1 0 0 0 DO fl'WIIIiams, (I 1 I a (e I in (lacker, 0 0 Wilson 0 0 2 0 4 tf 0 0 (' Hull." 2 7 11 i.r'ienl.'rK.g Of 0 I avenpor.g 0 0 10 2 Totals 2 1 fe Totals 6 18 0 Totals 4 7 15 BOWLING.

forfeits: Intermediate league Sienna, Sharonville Boosters, Mount Totals 22 10E4 Tieferee Han iiigton. Healthy Business Men, Rendbig High School Alumni, Sears-Roebuck, Wa ree Althaus SIENNA 34, HOLY FAMILY 22. Picima ciuli, of Westwood, opened Its BEJAX 63, EAGLES IS. KVANSTYTn TlAt'. MAU'LK M.

E. Nil. 2 KJ KT Ti'l I'H KT TI'. ll 11 0 Morion 0 1 1 basket hall season with a 34-to-22 victory bash Blues, Allnco, Warsaw A. C.

and Henderson Strobrldge. Junior Intermediate league Madeira A. Pur-cell Squires, Oakley, Medlor A. I. O.

O. O. Kast Third Street Merchants. Junior League Sigma Chi, Newsboys, Jonathans, St. Johns, Busi over tha Holy Family Big rive.

Franz Matthew K.f 0 1 iVliiiinoin.f 339 u. 2 0 4 'inn an. 000 of tlie Ulenna Club, led both fams, scor u. i 1 1 llHumiihrles.B 0 1 1 Hi', ir def. ll.e to t.iuri' l'el for v- a -1 f.

He. I 17 1 tll'l lug 15 points. Flaherty, playing center 6 KnUo.a 4 1 9 Hrloll.g 2 1 IMllMlll M. Pl.lt I.KAdlL. 1'-'' 205--572 1 1 1 all 1 4 1 Ill MT K9490 1 i Mil 1 1 r.H 4 7 1 171 14.1 4I i' i i r.

1 7 1 r.M 17S 5'i 1 I'd 170 1-4 1-2 HO 491 1M 17 1 14114 41 2 is3 im-i'io e. I 7.t 4,9 i nr. 4s i. i 178 r. c.

i i in) ii3m 0 11 tl. for Holy Family, accounted for 10 points. ness Boosters, Bellevuo Barraccas 6 10 1 Totals Tha Business Boosters defeated tlie Holy Handsome Values! in Mabley's Mid-Holiday Sale 4-95 11 3 SO! T-'tiils Faintly lunl'Ts, in to in me preuuii Juniors, Manner Ideals, Austin Koko-mos. Prudential Maroons, Swastika, HtlAX i'T h-l f.Mr v. TP Hol.l.h,-.

hiuk'i 1'. etc tea Althauser. nary. The line-ups: "TiTST.v vXS'iVT. I tTrLNNA CLL Mardls A.

Independent A. Eend-ers, Payton Merchants, Busy Bees 1'IUiLIM I'M KK. L.iek sn.f 1 0 0 2 1 0 13 HVI'li PARK I Fu. 0 0 4) and Sigma Phi. Midget League- Wlnpll.f 0 0 0 Onimwe.f 0 0 0 C.Heile 1 0 0 Hndde.f 0 1 0 Tleman.f 0 10 0 Vevers.f 0 0 0 I'lah ty.o 6 0 Wolf.c 1 0 2 0 1 4 Hu.lde.c 1 0 II Austin Juniors, Sclo, St.

Johns, Mystic 1 l'ik '7 Wlllln i 2 1 i K.tin 1 Iteeer- 2 r-l II 4 .1 i I Cradn.aii 'i I ree ir, i I a n'1 5 7 17 0 0 II Triangles, Bejacs, Indians, U. B. Arrows and St. Bernard Cubs. ooo 1 n.i ii Pleiianlson.f 3 1 7 l.inn.f raver.

ti 0 12 Hens. I I 0 I I Kuder.c SI ui i Htevens Hell. II 1 I I 2 Nelson. 0 a 0 Totals 12 4 lee COLLEGE BASKET BALL. 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 T-n'ver.

10 12 2 0 2 4 1 IS Niimsli 0 0 0 0 Lun 2 0 ('. WlH'crs 0 0 0 Oaiodar.g 0 0 (I 0 ooo 1 i 4a; Fine black calfskin oxfords in the medium last preferred bv most men. Quite a number of pairs, but the vaiue is so unusual the supply will last about one day. Mcn't Store Second Floor li 21 leu-- At l.h it a ill' BABCOCX IN NEW YORK. .14 Totals 14 JTotst ltufeiie Wlitroi k.

1 i rlet'i'i. ly i.f Is. lal-f-l-u; K. 27; Man- fii'iirgla '1 iitj Jii' in ll'i; a. Illinois, II, At Mini if i lima, 21.

At I'lilladeli In Tech, 23. fink, will i I Fool Ofl t't'lc 11 t'llfl'K I W. Amh'H tHtinri Tn FRITZ TO COACH BEREA. Wilfred A. Frits, of Carthage, N.

a graduate of Vprliigfl 1d International V. M. C. A. College, of Springfield.

Is the new basket bull coach at Borea this enr. Fritz Is perfectly at homo on the basket ball foor. having Wn for three years a member of the varsity basket ball squad of Kpiliigfleld. Me hns, as a player, seen act Ion against Harvard, Yale, Vermont. Providence.

Dartmouth, Brown and other big colleges of the Fast. Out ot (3 games plajed by Bprlngfleld while Frit was on the equal only 6 were lost. Mr. Friti comes to Berea as assistant to Pexford C. Qulmhy, profeesnr and director ef physical education for men.

Th t-t (in -ii tor I I urji to 'f THE MABLEY CAREW CO, 8TA.NIiI.Nrj OF LKAfiUK. Teams. Ion K.alig"ll.nl 4 M. Unitarian 4 'i'limty M. 1 4 N'orlhsiile V.

3 Hi I'eier's I'vnng 2 1'iihniv M. 2 llvde I'srk M. 1" 2 Msdlfoinlllii No. 2. at'slou Hnp pilgrim Pres Milford Vres Madlsoovllla G.

No, 1 TroTY KAeTTjUH. I Itl'HINKrlX iT 0 10 11 Hernlng.r 10 0 2 SeUe.l' 0 1 4 Kranz.f 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 1 0 0 Siilrawe.f 10 0 2 Pei 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 OlWolf.e 0 0 0 0 Rowan, 0 0 0 OHahlg.g 0 0 0 Brown. 0 0 0 0 Berns.g 0 0 0 0 ILuti.g 1 1 0 Totals 4 1 I Totals 7 1 0 iUferee "A GOOD STOKE' rlnnttl within hi im-s f'W h. Jt hJmi WftN Knnouii' -1 i hfi 1 1 if: Mckr-t tOI am v. ill not lHIht 3s'w Vcar'N or fnit NiKlit for th ffrr't.

tlmo jti -b. i -v ytum, Him Bt-flr-t-utn hini ur.fthli; to hook mi.ui op-jjonin. for the oca si on. vl I mfet y. M.

0. A. HHtnrday nlRlit In a return came at the Vlldcate' courU MACK HAS THREE EIGHTS. Sun Francisco, i A i Tlotli, manager of 1 i i i iienvr Jiililor lightweight, lias I M.k far three fights next Mllliniei ft 1 'lld, Hrooklvn. No opponeins nain'id in th contract.

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