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BELLEVILLE D'AIL'Y NEW5-DEM0CRAT THURSDAY FEBRUARY 27 1930' PAGE SIX THE BATTLE IS ON! Phil Scott and Jack Sharkey Clash in Miami at Last SHARKEY HEAVY FAVORITE TO WHIP SCOW TONIGHT AT MIAMI Former Boston Sailor Will Have Hurdled All But One Obstacle to Championship If He Wins Tonight Eight Teams to Clash in Turner Meet Tonight Trenton Meets Slacks Turners Have It Easier With Tedescos First Game Begins At Seven At Turner Hall EXPERTS PICK JACK SHARKEY TO BEAT SCOn Radio lUllon KSD of SL Louis will broadcast reports of the Sharkep'Scott fht tonight at Miami from the ringside The account nRI be given by frank Getty United Press Sports Editor The broadcast is espected to start BY FRANK GETTY United Press Staff Correspondent Miami Fla- Feb Whatever may be felt about the merits of bout between Jack Sharkey of Boston and Phil Scott af England from a fistic viewpoint the fact remains that it will have a most Important bearing upon the heavyweight situation muddled since the retirement of Gene Tunney With this fight under hia belt If he defeats the Englishman decisively Sharkey will be in the position of uncrowned champion of the world and needs only to defeat Max Schmeling or have the German default to win recognition as successor Scott should he win which is unlikely but possible will blatantly assert the same for and it must not be forgotten that Philip has a most influential friend at court in his American manager the noisy little James Johnston Hence despite the faet that the affair has been flagrantly overadvertised and will not drew within 8100000 of the (350000 claimed by Medison Square Garden there is enough merit in it to warrant momentary attention from the fight fans Tickets Don't SelL A last minute demand for tickets ranging In price from 85 to (25 for seats in the big ad municipal stadium proved a decided disappointment to the promoters Last year's affair between ShaTkey and Young Stribling of Georgia which proved a tame fiasco is held responsible for lack of Interest The visiting sportsmen such as Bernard Gimbel John Oliver LaGorcs Carl Fisher and George Ade will attend as a matter of course Just as they take in the dog races and other attractions- at Miami Beach An even ton of heavyweights will be in action including Scott and Sharkey Victoria Campolo the Argentine tower meets Johnny Risko chubby Clevelander in the semi-windup which may make the main go look tame by comparison Jimmy Maloney and Tommy Loughran two of Sharkey's workout victims meet Moise BouQuillon of France and Pierre Charles ol Belgium respectively the Ameri- cans being the favorites Paul Blanch! of the Argentine is dated up with Bill Daring ex-U Navy 319(0 May Attend Jack Sharkey incidentally is rated such a strong favorite over Phil Scott that there la very little betting the odds being 5 to 1 or what do you want A few of the visiting experts profess to believe that if Philip can avoid a quick knockout and last seven rounds he may have a' fhance to outpoint Sharkey but they are not optimistic about the possibility of his even avoiding taking the count almost immediately after the opening bell The setting for the bout under a summery blue sky with a background of palm trees and tumbling blue and white surf is all that could be desired The crowd may number around 30000 if it is a nice night so that Sharkey and Scott will be well rewarded for their efforts' whatever they are Few heavyweight bouts of the relative Importance of tonight's cn- gagement have been amended wiiQl as little popular interest as this one A feeling that Scott is incapable of putting up a battle and that Sharkey is quite capable of putting up a poor one is too strong in everyone's mind The main bout goes on about 9 with Lou Magnolia as third man in the ring Tunney in First Interview Reviews Odd and Pays Dempsey Tribute Hazzard Places Braun Stiehl On First Conference Quintet BY ELMER HAZZARD The first round in the Belleville Turners' iuvitation tournament to decide the unofficial championship of Southern Illinois will begin to- night when the Trenton Boosters i yomp on to the floor at Turner IIsll at 7 o'clock favored to defeat their first opponent the Slack Furnitures of East St Louis The game is not one-sided however for the Slacks held the potent Alton Streepers to a one-point vic- ton The Streepers managed to defeat the Turners by one tally but the Trentomtes eked cut a narrow Victory over them Four gamrs will be played tonight in the first round of the tournament At 8 o'clock the Blue Jays of Red Bud will meet the Lyric Garages of East St' Louis The Lyric garages finished second in the East Side Muny league this year being outclassed only by the Slacks This will be Red first appearance on the local floor this year and fur is bound to fly Turners vs Tedescos The Turners banner quintet and hosts of the tournament should have good sailing with the Tedescos Independent local quintet In their game beginning after the Red Bud fray The Tedescos however will be working to build up a reputation for themselves and do not Intend to make things easy for the Turners In the fourth game tonight the Turner Alumni composed of former Turner stars many of whom are by ho means through yet will meet the Trenton Reserves which made a respectable showing in the tournament at the Trenton Turner Hal last week The two teams are evenly matched and no prediction can im ventured Both the Trenton (cams are out to bring home the if possible however Belleville Lineup-The Turners will have Cobb lutts Barney Cote and Voelkel for-Wards tonight Martin center and Schmidt and Nichols guards No knore formidable contingent ever represented the local Turner Hall The Turners although the Streep-r rs sent them Into a slump won fourteen games at the beginning ol he season without being headed They were strengthened after thi February graduation at the Town-' hip high school by the addition oi Barney Cote star of the team Rrhose place was hard for the Maroon to fill If Cole works in well rith the Turners he should prove 1 ower of strength both on offense I ind defense Trenton Dangerous Trenton looks plenty dangeroui rith McCarthy and Kennedy members of the Et Louis University Billiton teams providing the punch Hoyt and Brefeld both of whon wiped to turn the powerful Belle-iile five back will also have to reckoned with and the others -Vanniger Glaser Rana and Bans and are workman- like basketball players Winners of the four gamrs tonight wni meet tomorrow night rhere will be a rest Saturday foi all concerned and Sunday final! nd consolation matches will Jlayed Coaches "Fritz'' Friedll and Tdgar Gunderson of the local high rhool are referees iiaraBs BUSINESS HEN WITH 635 PINS Norman Bailey with a 635 score Is leading In the Business Men's irournament now being bowled on the Turner Alleys His games were £84 213 and 220 and his handicap $8 pins Ed Schmidt Is in second place with tig getting 193 180 end 224 with 21 handlcapi Walter Fries holds bird place with 602 He bowled 590 scratch The tournament will Continue hls afternoon and Saturday afternocn with entries still open bn any shift The scores follow: FIRST TEAM Player Position School Parker rf Granite City Braun If Belleville Bailey (Capt) rg Collinsville Evanoff Granite City Stiehl Ig Belleville THIRD TEAM Parker rf Collinsville Judd (Captain) If Edwardsrille Gsuen Collinsville Jack rg Collinsville Colin Ig Granite City SECOND TEAM Player Position School Hord rf Woodrhrrr Cardner If Granite City Hull (captain) Belleville Rich rg Granite City Kitchen Ig Collinsville HALF YEAR TEAM Hannold (Capt) rf Woodriverga Tener If EdwardaviUtUb Renahaw St teokn Cole rg Belteriiuty Lignuel Ig Granite City at I Belleville time Nek York Feb Jack Sharkey is a prohibitive favorite to defeat Phil Scott in tonight's heavyweight match at Miami A symposium of New York boxing men showed today Jimmy DePorest former trainer of Jack Dempsey and Luis Firpo: Sharkey In four rounds Jimmy Dougherty referee Dempsey Gibbons fight and manager of George Godfrey: Sharkey is the beat but Godfrey could lick both of them Leu Fink former trainer of Gene Tunney: Sharkey knock out Scott but will win the decision Charles Harvey manager of Tom Keeney: Sharkey should win by a But if it goes the limit Scott will win Arthur Bulow who brought Max Schmeling to thia country: Sharkey whether it goes 1 or 15 rounds "Dumb Morgan former manager of Jack Britton: Sharkey will rock him to steep before the 10th Harry Smith Scott's former sparring partner: Sharkey will win easily Romero Rojas who holds a over Sharkey: only chance la to win by a fouL BAMBROUGH TO MEET ALFANO IN RETURN GO East St Louis HI Feb Special) Tommy Bambrough of Springfield and Ray Alfano of Eaat St Louis will meet in the 140 pound class and Fred Cullen Los Angeles meets Russell Grows Quincy will scrap in the 175 pound group in the feature 10-round bouts of the Ainad Temple Patrol's professional boxing card at the Ainad Temple here tonight The Bambrough-Alfano tussle has the fans talking The two engaged in a fistic argument over the ten-round route in East St Louis Just three weks ago and the sparks flew Although Alfano was given the of-flcisl decision cash customers disagreed for the majority of them believed Bambrough deserved the verdict or at least a draw Matchmaker Nelson was urged to rematch the two fighters Alfano being cf the aggressive slugging type while Bambrough is a clever boxer with an exceptionally good left hand Both have trained hard for the fight Cullen who worked out with Primo Camera here when the big Italian was getting ready to butcher Buster Martin at the Arena and Gross who has been making a very good record In the professional ranks since departing from the amateurs are ready fer their half of the double windup card These 175-pounders are expected to decide their contest in a slugging manner and it probably will not go the scheduled distance of ten rounds The program: Ray Alfano East St Louis vs Tommy Bambrough Springfield UL Ten rounds Weight 140 pounds Fred Cullen Los Angeles vs Russell Gross Quincy 111 Ten rounds Weight 173 pounds Digger Nelson Grants City vs Jackie Coogan Indianapolis Six rounds Weight 114 pounds Jack Cory East St Louis vs McCoy St Louis Six rounds Wright 147 pounds Ardell Hoffman Belleville vs Harry Barker Jefferson Barracks Six rounds Weight 135 pounds McKendree Plans Big Track Meet Improves Track Lebanon 111- Feb 27- UP AI -though tne thirteenth annual McKendree College interscholastic track and field meet is two months in the future college officials have begun extensive preparations for the staging of the event Several thousand dollars will be spent in the near future on the cinder track already one of the best in the Little 19 conference College authorities announce that they expect 700 or more high school track and field luminaries will be entered in the meet which is scheduled for April 26 Invitations followed by entry blanks will soon be mailed to high school athletic director Glen Filley director of athletics at McKendree announced HONORABLE MENTION: Frank East St Louis Pattrlck East St Louis Moorman Edwardsville Boxzardi Collinsville Ripley East SL Louis: Doyle East SL Louis: Jokerst Collinsville Ehrrt Belleville Campbell Alton Campbell Alton Beckman Collinsville ORANGE LEADS BUSINESS HEN VOLLEY LEAGUE In the business volley ball league of the Belleville Turners the Orange team is leading with two games won and none lost having defeated th Reds 15 to 7 yesterday The Blue defeated the Whites 15 to 12 The Reds and Blues are tied for second place with one victory and one defeat with the Whites In last place with two defeats The business men's class of the Turners now numbers forty men with an -average attendance of 35 Prof Arthur Hermann physical Instructor said today In explaining the purpose of the class Hermann said: "The Belleville Turners in organizing their business men's class are filling a long felt need in this community by keeping men of sedentary occupations fit during the time of the year whea It la most namely the winter season "They are contributing to the health of that Individual and by so doing are elding him to build up his resistance and ward off the ill effects of waste products and toxic poisons that accumulate during this time of year due to inactivity in itself would be well worth the effort and time involved but aild from these benefits it brings the business men of the community together and forms social contacts that otherwise would never be realized is a peculiar bit of psychology that a group of men thrown together on a gym floor lose all feeling of class consciousness They are all on the same level regardless of wealth and position and meet each other as man to man" LAGRANGE IS HOT SPOT OF CAGE TOURNEY By ROBERT OVERAKER United Press Staff Correspondent Chicago Peb 27 (UP) The of the 58 district tournament centers where 770 high school basketball teams will fight it out next week is LaGrange Other districts will produce exciting battles but none esn be regarded in advance as more certain of providing action than La-Grange which numbers among its entrants five strong Chicago high schools and three powerful suburban teams This is one district where the wisest observer would have to throw away his pencil and admit that figuring the winner could be dona Just as successfully by drawing lots On Mason's records Harrison Tech and York Community High of Elmhurst stand out as the class of the lower bracket competitors while Cicero which is away out in front in the suburban basketball league is the potential leader of the upper bracket The five Windy City high schools entered in the LaGrange tourney are Tllden Tech Harrison Tech Carl Schurz Roosevelt and Marshall and the suburban fives include Cicero Franklin Park Hinsdale winner of the second state tournament Glen Ellyn Riverside Mtywood Bensenville York Downers Grove and LaGrange Three other Chicago prep teams will bid for the title in the Joliet Crane Hyde Park and Bowen They will make a lively affair of the Joliet tournament This is the first year since the inauguration of district tournaments as a means of determining the state court tltlista that so large a number -of Chicago teams have eUlexed the field Heretofore no more than three schools were Chicago's representatives The state title has never rested in Chicago proper but Hinsdale a suburb won the honor in the second year of the classic Missouri Bowling Tourney Revived St Louis Mo Feb After being eff the sport calendar for sixteen years the Missouri Bowling Tournament will be revived this season with teams from every section of the state competing here starting next Saturday end continuing over the two successive week enda The last annual state tourney was held in Excelsior Spiirgs in 1915 Plans for re-organlzing the state other fights beside that second one with Dempsey He told of his code of fighting and of the men who were class game" Harry Greb and Bartley Madden he selected as the two men who most typified his idea of what genuine gameness fthe first quality meant Dempsey Dead Game fighters figure out what they will do under certain circumstances in a coming he said think of ways to win on a foul or to lose on a foul or to take a punch on the chin and go down for the count when they are the dead game guy (the language is Tunney's) is the one who has Just one fixed idea to keep on fighting every minute until be has won Nothing else enters his Tunney paid a tribute to Dempsey as a man of that caliber and included Johnny Risko of Cleveland who fights Vittorio Campolo tonight in the list of class game Very much at his case still showing the effects of his recent serious operation but apparently well on the way to recovery Gene chatted about the serious and humorous aspects of the fight business which he renounced two years ago think you get more laughs out of the fight game than any lie said And that more than anything else expressed a new and different Tunney a revelation of a human being who hid for a time behind a mask 1930 Three-Eye Schedule Held Up By Ratifications Decatur 111 Feb Release of the 1930 Three Eye League schedule has again been sidetracked because of the failure of two of the clubs to ratify the proposed card of games Action to postpone the release of the chart until various difficulties had been worked out was taken at a meeting of officials here last night The meeting was called at the request of Ross Harriot president of the Terre Haute Club who complained that his club was not given enough home dates during the first month of the schedule An effort to force the Springfield and Peoria clubs to open their schedules on a Sunday was rejected by the former but It is believed officials of the latter club will accept the Sunday opening proposition The tentative chart will be revised as quickly as possible and submitted to the various club officials within the next few days Bowlin ELKS ALLEY8 Ladies' Scratch League OAKLAND FOUNDRY (0) Mrs Blette 485 Mrs A Becker 436 Mrs Lots 504 Mrs Speedie 463 Mrs Sternau 483 Grand total 2371 WEST END TIRE (3) Mrs Stevenson 554 Mrs Jewett 440 Miss Imber 429 Mrs Rhein 463 Mrs Ehret 586 Grand total 2472 PLYMOUTH (1) Mrs Zinkgraf 483 Mrs Mantle 485 Mrs Herts 472 Miss Hammel 334 Mrs Sllch 501 Grand total 2275 PARIS CO (2) Mrs White 457 Mrs 8tumpf 396 Mrs Sergent 395 Mrs Sev-erit 443 Mrs Millltzer 523 Grand total 2224 ENTERPRISE FDRY (2) Mrs Kern 499 Mrs A Maurer 552 Mrs Schwind 400 Mrs Lindow 460 Mrs Quirk 416 Grand total 2327 NE-HI SODAS (1) Mrs Thorman 411 Miss Diehl 475 Mrs Hill 419 Mrs Meyer 416 Mrs A Hesse 560 Grand total 2281 TURNER ALLEYS Scratch League Section No 2 GRAPE BOUQUET Pfcil 564 Mager 426 Frick 415 Gros is pitch 549 Bailey 489 Total 2443 MONARCH RESTAURANT Baum 504 Weihrauch 477 Kirsch 443 Quirk 475 Brum 457 Total 2356 O'FALLON EAST END Dressel 511 Cavins 463 White 501 Miller 432 Williams 542 Total 2449 RAUCII KASSEBAUM (1) R- Becker 492 Battaglia 476 Kafecbaum 416 A Schwesig 503 A Rauch 447 Total 2334 CORDUROY TIRES (2) Dr Wagner 503 Nebgcn 487 Mantle 509 A Gotch 472 A Simpson 428 Total 2399 SMALL CLOTHIERS (1) Sergent 435 A Neff 482 Thompson 473 Severlt 473 Thompson 561 Total 2424 ALLEY ACES Yanda 600 Southers 521 Thomas 446 Evans 535 Hartman 527 Total 2629 KLAMM FLORISTS (0) I Klamm 562 Meyer 490 A Hohm 536: A Hug 457 Mon-ken 454 Total 2499 KRAFT BROS Kraft 601 Schopp 488 A Kraft 470 Kraft 562: Klee 658 Total 2679 MUELLER FURNITURE (0) Mueller 481 Millman 451 Schwind 459 Rinck 507 Weibcrt 474 Total 2372 TURNER ALLEYS Scratch League Section No 1 BORMAN CLOTHIERS (3) Weber 594 Rauch 499 Thompson 537 Fries 562 Fries 593 Total 2785 COCA 1 Walnright 469 Winkler 518 Dr Kneldler 543 Gamble 430 A Hart 611 Total 2621 ST MARY'S ALLEYS of League GRUENEWALD HDWR (1) Jno Aug 436 Rathelm 477 A Reime 435 Al Bauer 560 A Rischar 589 Total 2487 YOCH LIME 6s CEMENT (2) Vangenhen 534 Lorenz 451 Jno Yoch 438: A Erhardt 538 Erhardt 533 Total 2489 BAUER TINNERS (0) Hy Bauer 517 Baechle 435 PhiL Bauer 514 Guetterman 564 Wm Lugge 555 Total 2585 CORDIE PAINTERS (3) Bier 540 Schoenhofen 443 Rev Loepker 484 Jos Cordie 637 AL Lugge 548 Total 2650 MOOSE ALLEYS Ladies League GUPNDLAC1I ROOFERS (2) Mrs Pfeiffer 461 Mrs Adrian 373 Mrs Becker 438 Mrs By FRANK GETTY United Frets Sports Editor Miami Beach Feb that Gene Tunney retired heavyweight champion of the world fought some of his old battles today in an interview with the United Press It was a new Tunney a different Gene from the former calculating rather cold and studied man whom the wrorld knew as the conqueror of Dempsey Thia Tunney was a likeable laughing young man reviewing his prize ring past with a gusto The finito to which the ex-champion referred was the 4th blow a left hook flush to the jaw which Jack Dempsey struck him as he wilted to the ropes in the memorable seventh round of their fight in Chicago back in 1927 Gene told about that round the climax of hia career in the ring with a memory for detail which was amazing considering the virtual contempt with which bo turned hia back upon flstlccuffs in retiring undefeated And he told things never before disclosed answering questions which have been in the minds of every fight fan since the night of the Hit With a Right "He hit me with a right" said Gene pantomining the blow as he sat tense with his memories in an easy chair feinting and ducking as though Dempsey's punches once more were beating him down in the ring at Soldier Field lie came at me and shot home two more a left and a right felt myself going down but the ropes partially held me up and I couldn't go over on my back I saw the tiger look in his eyes as Jack shifted and then he hooked a left right to Tunney indicated a spot on his chin rubbing it gingerly as he relived those vivid moments Fight fans have been debating ever since the night ss to whether Gene could have gotten up after being flatened by Dempsey's terrific punches in the seventh round Never before this interview has Tunney told what passed through his mind as he sat there glassy-eyed at first in the resin with a cry like that of the wolf pack sounding the kill ringing in his ears Wanted to Stay Down "When came Tunney said first tiling thought was how comfortable and pleasant it is to be sitting here The next thing which flashed through my mind was that I had to get The ex-champion explained that white he never had been knocked down before the Chicago fight he frequently had planned what he would do had two plans of action mapped Gene said was to figure that when he came at me he would be careless and possibly lead with his chin while taking a awing at me and that might be able to land first and knock him out "The other was to step in and clinch take a blow in the body and go down for another count of nine giving myself more time to clear my head "Ride His "But as sat tliere on the ring floor in Chicago watching the referee's arm awing up and down I decided to turn down both plans and adopt the one I did the circling around and around knowing that was faster and could keep away from him stopping occasionally to shoot home a punch Answering the question in the mind of fight fans as to whether he benefited by the Gene said he planned to stay down until the count of nine whenever it came A man would be a chump if he didn't take the full time that is coming to ho declared Tun-ney In one of his rare talkative Intensely human moods went over My reasons for picking Parker es right forward on the first All-Star Conference team are as follows He is the best offensive man in the conference a good guard clever floor man and last of all the best forward in the conference Parker also set a record for the Hill 435 Mrs Quirk 488 total 2195 NEHI SODAS (1) Mrs Flckinger 363 Mrs Hill 390 Mrs Storncr 408 Mrs Wagner 419 Miss Mueth 470 total 2050 handicap 117 grand total 2167 GAERDNER CO (2) Mrs Meyer 269 Mrs Wiech-ert 360 Mrs Christenson 363 Mrs White 294 Mrs Grabowskl 374 tctal 1640 handicap 219 grand total 1859 RAUTH HD WE (1) Mrs Wlecks 337 Mrs Schoene-beck 317 Mrs Thomas 318 Mrs Kunze 298 Mrs Brass 340 total 1610 handicap 294 grand total 1904 WHITE LILY (1) Mrs Baker 343 Mrs Hatzen-bueler 303 Mrs Fink 377 Mrs Fritringer 319 Mrs Seubert 322 total 1668 handicap 213 grand total 1879 MID-WEST RAYOLAS (2) Mrs Meyers 302 Mrs Stoelzle 346 Mrs Sterthman 426 Mrs Wenzal 401 Mrs Brass 283 total 1758 handicap 247 grand total 2005 MOOSE ALLEYS Scratch League BERTLESMAN TIRES (2) A Stauder 503 Wright 498 Joe Schllch 498 Hecklenburger 588 Wolters 589 Total 2688 THORMAN INK (1) Sternau 490 Mueller 455 Schaab 487 Thorman 496 Schcibel 492 Total 2420 SCHUBERT CONTR Schopp 544 Oeter 503 En-gelage 534 Schneider 530 A Schubert 421 Total 2522 MUELLER FURNITURES (2) Wlemer 486 Pfeiffer 532 Louth 554 Funcke 490 Blette 568 Total 2629 BUNN BROS A Fixer 523 Beedle 535 Meier 507 Fixer 523 Total 2685 MXCHAEUS BUTCHERS (1) Fritzinger 494 A Flck 528: Wm Flckinger 509 Kaesbcrg 562 Dc-Wald 541 Total 2631 number of points scored in the conference tallying 154 Braun of Belleville is picked at left forward because he played a leading part in the Belleville attack he also led his team in scoring He is a flashy little forward and a good guard Evanoff Granite City because he was one of the main reasons for Granite City's winning tho title Evanoff played a good offensive and defensive game throughout the season of 1929-1930 pick Evanoff as my center because the Granite City team was built around him Bailey Collinsville will be my running guard due to the fact that ho is the best guard in the conference He is also a clever floor man and a good offensive man A remarkable team was built around Bailey finishing in third position His ability as a basketball player and his ability as a leader makes possible to choose him for the con-v" ference team of 1929-1930 as captain and guard Bailey had no opposition as a guard And now for my other guard pick the star back guard of the conference In Stiehl Belleville who played a stellar game for the Maroons throughout the entire season on offense and defense He la a good floor man and a steady player Individual stars in the Southwestern Illinois High School Basketball Conference: Best defensive man Ed Bailey Collinsville Beat offensive man Parker Granite City Cleverest floor man Captain Hannold Wood river Best ball handler Ed Eailey Collinsville Steadiest player Ed Bailey Collinsville Best spurt captain Ed Bailey' Collinsville Best dribbler Thurman Parker 4 Collinsville v' Carthage Loses Lead Shurtleff Now Leads Loop Rock Island 111 Feb 27-(UP) Auguatana toppled Carthage from the leadership of the Little 19 conference by defeating the Crimson here last night 34 to 28 It was the second time this season that Carthage has been dethroned from the lead Carthage- defeat boosted Sburtteff into temporary leadership today with three teams Bradley Shurtleff and clinging to mathematical chance of sinning tho title Carlyle Five Is Defeated 19-13 By Collinsville Carlyle 111 Feb After leading the Collinsville basketball team to the end of the third period by the one-sided score of 11 to 2 the Carlyle KaskanHpr high school team was defeated 19 to 13 here Tuesday night Boat-right Carlyle's brilliant forward made eleven of the thirteen points to the team's credit In the final period the visitors held the floor near their basket until Parker their star athlete had made five field goals Jack secured three field goals and Allen a free throw making a total of seventeen points in tne most spectacular rally of the Mason Parker ted with ten points for Collinsville The last contest before the tournament will occur Friday night at Xenia Jonah's whale was mediating got inside said he ought to get a prophet out of Bowling Association and the election of officers will be acted nm at a meeting here March 7 and 8 The selection of the 1931 tournament city will also be made at thia meeting It Is believed that Kansas City will be awarded next year's meet.