Purdue Defeats De Pauw 47 to 24 In Fast Basketball
Purdue wins at Vette Indiana 47 to 24 led by Harmeson with 15 and Murphy with 16 points. De Pauw struggled in first half trailing 24 to 5 as Purdue tightened defense under Coach Lambert. Referee Dale Miller. umpire Strohmeier.
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de Pauw
Wilbur Jummings
Glen Harmeson
Murphy
Harmeson
Boilermakers
Lambert
Crawley
Methodist
GFTP
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Loveless
Mountz
Deck
Dale Miller
Indianapolis
Um- Dire
Strauss' Tumble Beats Morgantown Five at Turner Gym
The Strauss Says handed Morgantown a 40 to 24 defeat Tuesday at Turner gym. Chadd Holz and Howard starred for Strauss while Hickey led Morgantown. Next Monday Strauss travels to Madison to face the strong Madison Athletics led by Babe Wheeler and Lyons.
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Turner Gym
Chadd
Holz
Howard
Hickey
Madison
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Wheeler
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Purdue
Franklin
Frankfort High Beats Lebanon 38 26 In Return To Action
Frankfort high school basketball resumes after suspension and defeats Lebanon 38 to 26. Case men started slow yet held a 17 point halftime lead with Lawhead scoring fourteen points for Frankfort.
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Lebanon
Casemen
Lawhead
Tutti-Fruitti Sets Cuban Track Record in New Year Handicap
Tutti-Fruitti won the New Year handicap at Oriental Park Havana on January 2, breaking the track record for the mile and a sixteenth with a time of 1 43 3-5, three-fifths of a second faster than the previous mark.
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Havana
Cuba
Grace Loses to Brown on Foul in Fifth Round
Two knockouts headlined the Armory card Tuesday night with Meyer Grace and Norman Brown halting on a fifth round foul as Brown struck a low blow. Grace led early but was caught by the foul to end the main bout. Lon Lovelace edged Ehrman Clark in the eight round semi main. Other results include Tommy Knapp stopping Lew Spencer in four, Joe Lynn defeating Allen Watson in six, and Carl Emrick defeating Kid Woods in six.
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Meyer Grace
Norman Brown
Grace
Brown
Lon Lovelace
Terre Haute
Ehrman Clark
Indianapolis
Lovelace
Tommy Knapp
Clinton
A -Tech
Icat
Lew Spencer
Joe Lynn
Princeton
Allen Watson
Carl Emrick
Kid Woods
Miller sparks Bedford to 56 39 win over Columbus
Sam Miller led Bedford with 24 points in a 56 39 victory at Columbus High School. Eddy paced Columbus with strong dives and efforts, but Bedford controlled the game, opening with 8 0 run and maintaining a 21 15 halftime lead as Miller and his teammates extended the margin in the second half.
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Olumbus
Ind
Columbus
Sam Miller
Bedford
Miller
Stone City
Bulldogs
Samuel
Georgia Tech Defeats California 8 7 in Rose Bowl
Bill Alexander and Georgia Tech claim season laurels after a 8 to 7 Rose Bowl win over California. Captain Roy Riegels of California made a pivotal 66 yard run that nearly altered the outcome. Tech’s Peter Punch led an unbeaten season despite critics.
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United Press
New York
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Mighty
Golden Bears
California
Pasadena
Bill
Roy Riegels
Peter Punch
Bears
Boston College
Detroit
New Year's bowling classic crowns R Karis at Pritchett alleys
R Karis led with 1273 total on 11 games at the New Year Classic beating Ft. Wayne star Herb King who totaled 1266. Kokomo's Haveeiderman was third with 48. Other prize qualifiers included Larry Fox 1235 Jean Blue 1222 E Kraft 1218 Bob Wuensch 1210 C Miller 1197 and George Kirkhoff 1189. John Blue posted the meet’s highest single game 276 and Abe faltered late.
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Pritchett Recreation
Karls
Aris
Herb King
Ft. Wayne
Jean Blue
E. Kraft
Bob Wuensch
C. Miller
Louisville
George Kirkhoff
Yankees Announce 27 Exhibition Games For 1929 Schedule
New York Yankees manager Miller Huggins outlined a 27 game exhibition calendar for spring training spanning Florida to Texas and back to Yankee Stadium. The list includes matchups with Boston Nationals, Cincinnati, Boston Beaneaters, St Petersburg and other venues with dates in March and April.
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United Press
NEW York
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Yanks
Florida
Texas
Tampa
Boston Nationals
St. Peters
Cincinnati
Boston Beais
Witte Ro Rock
Atlanta
Char
Brook
Local Golfer McIntyre Leads Best-Ball Tie in Miami
Neil McIntyre of Indianapolis and Ned Everhardt of Miami posted 40 37 77 in pro best-ball at municipal links. Eddie Williams of Cleveland and James Brophy of Cincinnati won the event with 32 4 76 and edged single, first with a 34 25 69.
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Times Special
Miami
Fla
Neil McIntyre
Indianapolis
Ned Everhardt
Eddie Williams
Cleveland
James Brophy
Cincinnati
Eee
Badgers Rally Past Carlton College For Fourth Straight Win
Wisconsin defeated Carlton College 32 to 24 in Madison Wisconsin Tuesday night to notch its fourth consecutive victory of the season.
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Madi
Wis
Carlton College
Wisconsin
Badgers
Pennsy five to face East Tenth in City Girls League
The Pennsy railroad girls court squad led by Catherine Troy and Louise Earle prepares for Thursday night action at Liberty Hall in the City Girls League. They meet East Tenth at 8 pm while Hawthorne Blue Birds face Y W C A at 7 and Hoosier Demons meet Hottentots at 9. The Hoosier Demons and Pennsy clubs are undefeated this season. Catherine Troy is the offensive captain and top scorer. Louise Earle is defensive captain and guard. Helen Whaley is a forward and guard, the second high scorer. Gladys Emrich is a forward and noted ball handler.
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East Tenth
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Louise Earle
Helen Whaley
Gladys Emrich
Georgia Tech Tops California In Roses Intersectional
Georgia Tech defeats California 8 to 7 at Pasadena as Roy Riegels' miscue on his own one yard line set up a safety. Mizell and Thomason anchored Tech ground attack while California surged late with Lom and Phillips combining for its only score.
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United Press
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Cal
Georgia Tech
Southland
University of California
Roy Riegels
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Golden Tornado
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Thomason
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California Player Calls 66 Yard Run a Terrible Boner
Roy Riegels, California center, described the sixty six yard career ending run against Georgia Tech as a terrible boner and said he could not offer a decent alibi. Coach Nils Price defended him, calling the error an unfortunate circumstance and praising Riegels as the headiest man on the squad.
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Tex Rickard Condition Reported Good After Operation
Tex Rickard promoter of New York sports figures was operated on for appendicitis Tuesday night. Physicians at Allison hospital described his condition as good and said a two hour delay could have led to serious consequences.
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United Press
Miami Beach
Fila
Tex Rickard
New York
Allison Hospital
Sextet of Cuban Scrappers Bid for Fistic Crowns
Cuban boxers surge into the United States with six fighters active. Kid Chocolate, Armand Santiago, and Manuel Quintero lead the pack as top prospects, while Roleaux Saguero provides color. Black Bill and Bobby Brown also compete, with Brown noted as especially tough.
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Kid Chocolate
Armand Santiago
Manuel Quintero
Black Bill
Bobby Brown
al Singer
Santiago
Quintero
Brown
Rangers Take Lead In NHL With 3-2 Win Over Maple Leafs
New York Rangers reclaim first place in the league by defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs 3 to 2 in Toronto. Meanwhile the New York Americans tied 1 to 1 with the Montreal Canadiens in New York. Nels Stewart starred as the Montreal Maroons beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 2 in Pittsburgh. The Boston Bruins shut out Ottawa 3 to 0 in Boston.
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New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
New York Americans
Les Canadiens
Montreal
Nels Stewart
Montreal Maroons
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Boston Bruins
Ottawa
Boston
Three Girls And Games Slated At South Side Turner Gym
South Side Turner hosts Thursday night hoops featuring St Patrick H N S versus St Memorial Jenne in the opener. Shamrocks meet Seminary Reserves and Y S S faces St Joe s girls with tip at 7.
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St. Patrick’s H. N.S
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St. Joe's
Pennsy Gym Hosts Marion County League Games
Three matches set at Pennsy gym in Marion County League No. 2. Schedule lists Baptist versus Central Memorial versus University with evening starts and local team stakes.
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Central M.—Memorial
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Conflict at Lafayette as Illinois and Purdue Tangle
Opening of the 1929 Western Conference basketball race sees Illinois and Purdue clash at Lafayette. Purdue aims to defend its title alongside Indiana as Northwestern visits Michigan and Ohio State plays Iowa. Chicago and Indiana also face strong opponents while Butler seeks upset strength against Chicago.
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Indiana
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Michigan
Ohio State
Iowa
Wisconsin
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Hoosiers
Missouri Tigers
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Butler
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Danville
North Carolina
Midway
Hyatt Sparks Panthers Past Indiana 52 to 31
Pittsburgh on Jan 2 led by Charles Hyatt forward as the University of Pittsburgh defeated Indiana 52 to 31. Hyatt dominated with scoring and playmaking while Strickland led the Hoosiers with 14 points and IU foul shooting added nine.
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Charles Hyatt
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Hoosier
I. U
Panthers
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Oe ‘Acke
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Vellar
Baker
Scheid
Arturo
OlAshby
M.cohen
Anderson
Correll
Ogilly
Ferrarsg
Sandberg
Butler Boys Defeat North Carolina in New Year’s Night Clash
Butler University steals the spotlight at Butler Barn beating North Carolina Chapel Hill 43 to 20. Key figures include White leading Butler and Satterfield for North Carolina while flu closures limited NC’s play.
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Butler University of Indianapolis
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Asbury
Greencastle
N. C
Pyhorea
Frank White
Bulldogs
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Butler
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Garret High School Beats Avilla 102 to 9 in Basketball
In Wayne Indiana on Tuesday night Garret High School defeated Avilla High School 102 to 9. Even after three Garret players were fouled out Avilla continued, but Garret held the lead throughout the game.
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Ind
Garret High School
Avilla High School
Stribling Stops League in First Round
Boxing briefs from multiple cities report Stribling of Georgia KO'd Jack League of Texas in the first round in Kansas City. Other results include Sanger over Morgan in Milwaukee with Morgan retaining the junior lightweight title, and many regional wins and decisions across the country.
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Kansas City
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Georgia
Jack League
Texas
Artis Palmer
Salt Lake City
Johnny Harris
Sanger
Morgan
Milwaukee
Wis
Joey Sanger
Ted Morgan
Seattle
Jackie London
Chicago
Jackie Nichols
Collegiate and High School Basketball Scores Tue Evening
A collage of game results from colleges and high schools shows Butler 43 over North Carolina 20, Pittsburgh 52 over Indiana 31, Purdue 24, Michigan 32 over Pennsylvania State 11, Georgia 54 over South Carolina 28, Pennsylvania 24 over Rutgers 19, Wisconsin 32 over Carleton 7, Oklahoma 32 over Southern Methodist, and high schools Bedford 4, Columbus 39, Frankfort 26, Shelby Greenfield 26, Central Evansville 26, Memorial Evansville 16, Decatur 42, Washington 3, Connorsville 25.
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Pittsburgh
Indiana
Purdue
A de Pauw
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Carleton
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Columbus
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Enue Cigos
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Connersy
Hawks Aces Win Seventh Straight as H A's Triumph
H A s beat Whiz Bangs 31 to 40 for their seventh consecutive victory on Tuesday night. They have an open date Sunday afternoon. call Talbot 4053 and ask for Dave.
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Talbot
Dave
Temple Triumph Over Washington and Jefferson
Philadelphia report says Temple University celebrated a triumph over Washington and Jefferson here Tuesday. The brief item notes a victory by the Temple team during the stated event.
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United Press Philadelphia
Temple University
Washington and Jefferson
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