Deadly vanity blamed for racing accidents says Jimmie Murphy
Los Angeles in December Jimmie Murphy the fastest man on wheels argues reckless speed stems from deadly vanity. He urges self discipline, cites numerous crashes and his own caution as key to safety. Murphy, French Grand Prix holder, recently won Beverly Hills 250 miles at record pace, prefers orange-blond car over green.
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Erin
Hoosier Teams Win Net Games
Wabash beat Albany Y M C A 38 to 16 in the south. Butler defeated Maumee River Yacht Club 37 to 32 at Toledo. Chadwick scored 13 in the 102 to 11 rout and 11 in Wednesday’s game. Mercer College awaits tonight and Friday. Carnegie Tech visits Friday. Chicago University follows Saturday.
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Butler
Maumee River Yacht Club
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Ohio
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Adam
Mercer College
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Hooker
Omier
Griggs
Middlesworth
Irvington
Carnegie Tech
Tomlinson Halls
Chicago University
Ferndale basket five ready for net season
Fern dale manager Arthur Jines says the west side net squad is ready to go and booking games with out of town and local teams. Key players include Lampert Hopkins brothers Dutch Wolf Fulkerson and McIntyre a former New York Celt. Contact Arthur Jines at Ferndale Athletic Club Indianapolis or Belmont $650.
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Carnegie Tech Nets Battle at DePauw in Indiana
Green Castle Ind Dec 238 All is in readiness for the Carnegie Tech basketball team's net battle at DePauw. Reports say the visitors are strong and Coach Ashmore has kept the squad practicing daily since Christmas travel. New York Dec 28 Al Roberts and Chuck Wiggins fought twelve rounds to a draw in Staten Island.
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al Roberts
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Indianapolis
Net Results Wednesday Scores From Various Games
Reported results show Wabash 38 over arenesee 41 Western Reserve 41, Middlebury 27 over Concordia 38, La Porte Y 21 over Butler 37, Toledo Yacht Club 33, Martinsville S58 Technical 14, Kokomo 30 over Manual 27, West Newton 31 over Mooresville 25, Jefferson Lafasetter 28 over Franklin 27, Whiting 32 over Decatur 20, Cathedral 31 over Alumni 15.
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Concordia
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Butler
Toledo Yacht Club
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Technical
Kokomo
Manual
West Newton
Mooresville
Jefferson Lafasetter
Franklin
Whiting
Decatur
Cathedral
Alumni
Independent St. George's seeks gym for Saturday game
The St. George's five in the 17 year old class seeks a Saturday night contest with a team having gym access. For games call Drexel 2027 and ask for Gus. The Sahara Grotto and Stoars Five managers are asked to call a 6 Belt. The Hermes quintet was defeated by the Rambler five 19 to 16 with close guarding noted.
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H A C boxers win two bouts in St. Louis meet
In St Louis inter city boxing, Hoosier A C claimed two victories. Ray Hahn dominated Charles Wurtz at 135 pounds, and George Mulholland defeated Urban Grotbel in the heavyweight division. George Hermann fell to Eddie Kaiser at 112 pounds.
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Army Navy gridiron battle in New York City
The 192% Army Navy game will be held in New York City pending formal approval by athletic authorities. Col. FH Koehler in charge of West Point physical education confirms the plan.
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United Press
New York
New York City
FH. J Koehler
West Point
Broadway Theater Friday Amateur Bouts Set
The Silent scraps headline the post show card with Roscoe Fields facing William Murray. John Mead meets David Klor while Clifford Antrohis battles Otto Manning after the regular show.
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Fans Debate Ball Park Location in Indianapolis Times
Sports editor notes letters from readers on Indians support and ball park location. J M Nehaus urges a central or downtown site to attract business crowds, while Robert M O Connor supports a northern park for better play. Cathedral five defeats Alumni 11 to 5 at St Joe Hall with McGowan and Kelly starring.
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J. M. Nehaus
Cathedral
St. Joe Hall
McGowan
Kelly
Bud Taylor Signs for Villa Battle in Dream City fight
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute has signed with promoter Tom Andrews to fight Pancho Villa in the Dream City on January 15. Andrews awaits Villa's manager Churchill's reply.
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Chicago
Bud Taylor
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Terre Haute Wildcat
Tom Andrews
Milwaukee
Pancho Villa
Andrews
Churchill
Villa
De Molay Five Schedule Tough Games Next Weekend
The De Molays face Lizton, the State independent champions, on Saturday and the Y Leaders on Monday at the local Y M C A floor. This marks part of the open house New Year's program at the Y.
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Lizton
Y. M. H. A. Trounces Brightwood Independents in Fast Game
The Y. M. H. A. defeated the Brightwood Independents 60 to 31 on Wednesday night. They led 22 to 9 at halftime and remain undefeated this season. They seek games with any fast city or state teams. Address Sam Lawrence 46 Madison Apartments or call Drexel 6409 for scheduling.
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Sam Lawrence
Madison Apartments
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Fans asked to vote on ball park removal site
President W. R. Smith of the Indians invites fans to submit opinions on removing the ball park to All Creek or keeping Washington Park where it is. The Times will collect and file reader views. Send name address and brief explanation to Times Sports Department or simply answer the questions and mail back.
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Manual H. 8 and Tech Defeated on Holiday Night
Three local high schools faced off in holiday games as Martinsville crushed Tech 68 to 14 and Kokomo defeated Manual 30 to 27. Martinsville led 30 to 7 at halftime with Cox scoring 11 and Jarrell adding seven. Manual struggled against Kokomo in Indiana. Manual Alumni game set for South Side gym tonight. Shortridge meets West Newton Friday.
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Rule Change at Grid Meeting Sparks Football Debate
New York December 28 The American Association of Football Coaches held its second annual meeting with noted coaches and former stars in attendance. The rules committee led by Major Daly proposed changes but coaches rejected harsher penalties including a 25 yard rule for clipping and longer delays. They approved continuing the try for point after touchdown, while John W. Heisman proposed extra downs in a tie to decide the winner.
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United Press
NEW York
Major Daly
West Point
John W. Heisman
Pennsylvania
Blaze Away Hooker Leads Butler In Early Net Games
Butler captain Orville Hooker, once an Anderson High School star, and teammate Leslie headline Butler's early season. The pair power the team as Carnegine Tech visits Friday and Chicago University comes Saturday at Tomlinson Hall.
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Anderson “‘Blaze
Hooker
Anderson
Butler
Carnegine Tech
Chicago University
Tomlinson Hall
Cathedral to Meet Y. P. C. Team at St Anthony's
Cathedral high school faces St. Anthony's Y P C at St Anthony's Hall Thursday evening. No admission will be charged at the door due to a high school rule. Cathedral has beaten Zionsville and the alumni in prior games and aims to halt the Y P C five.
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St. Anthony's Y. P. C
St. Anthony's Hall
Cathedral
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Temporary 1820 Games Plant Planned at Fairview Park
Butler College plotting a large temporary football field at Fairview Park for 1820 games as a stopgap before a permanent stadium. Athletic Director Pat Page pushes the plan with committee members Arthur W. Brown Lee Burns Fred Dickson assisting. The group will also oversee athletics finances and discuss Page’s new contract due to expire in June.
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Lee Burns
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