Local High School All Star Selections Highlight Manual Shortridge Tech Ben Davis
Shortridge, Manual, Tech and Ben Davis dominate the local first team as Dick Miller picks a squad from sectional play. Highlights include Higgs of Manual, Spaulding of Shortridge, Dowden of Ben Davis, and guards Schaefer and Babcock. Honorable mentions name several standout county players. Shortridge earns regional bid after defeating Valley Mills Technical Ben Davis and Manual.
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Shortridge
Tech
Ben Davis
Strebe
Barinett
West Netwon
Higgs
Limbach
Warren Central
Spaulding
Dowden
Ben da
Sayce
Hess
New Augusta
Martin
Edwards
West Newton
Vance
George
Collins
Gillaspie
Broad Ripple
Fense
Schaefer
Babcock
Christopher
Eickman
Shortridge Battles Manual for Regional Playoff berth
Shortridge High School known as the Battling Burtonians defeated Manual 22 to 20 to win the regional semi final and advance to face Ben Davis earlier. Turner and Noll led Manual’s comeback while Spaulding’s late field goal sent the game to overtime before the final score.
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Burtonians
Anerson
Indianapolis
Blue
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Shortridge
Ben Davis
West Newton
North Siders
Noll
Martin
Higgs
Christopher
Turner
Spaulding
Schaefer
Sectional basketball upsets highlight tournament open
Sixty four of 672 teams remain after opening sectional rounds across the state with shocks like Anderson losing to Lapel and Bedford falling to Washington. Martinsville, Artesian City, and Tri State show drama as close games and strong comebacks mark the early phase. Strong clubs such as Columbus and Muncie posted easy wins in their meets.
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Lapel
Martinsville
Artesian City
Monrovia
Artesian
Ity
Stitute
Wooden
Cieb
Columbus
Brazil
Connersville
Central
Evansville
Frankfort
Kokomo
Marion
Muncie
Owensville
Morton
Richmond
Rochester
Rushville
Valparaiso
Vincermes
Diamond Dust From the Training Camps
Rookie Find Hreverport La Ted Lyons and Charlie Robertson joined the White Sox staff. Sunday rest for most players, manager Collins golfed 18 holes for 100. Gus Foreman rookie southpaw pitcher declared discovery of the year. Chicago Cubs practice injuries at Catalina Island two casualties. Bill Barrett tried to stop a ball with his face. Percy Jones sprained right hand. Giants vs Senators exhibition at Palm Beach as John McGraw plans veterans. Roush to be team captain. Ty Cobb allows pitchers to golf. Dutch Leonard amid a 31 hole win over Sylvester Johnson. Cardinals split twin bill at Stockton. Browns start twenty exhibition games against Brooklyn.
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Ted Lyons
Charlie Robertson
White Sox
Collins
Gus Foreman
Catlina Island
Cal
Chicago Cubs
Bill Barrett
Percy Jones
Jones
Independent Basketball Results and Local Matches
The Holy Cross Hall hosts a meeting with the Holy Chrome Y P C and Bing a on Tuesday. Dixie Girls defeat Enn St Girls 14 to 10 in a fast game. McIntyre plays for the Lauters in an 18 to 20 year old class with Belmont and others in a forthcoming Friday event.
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Enn St. Girls
Ter Grays
St. Ras C. Greens
McIntyre
Lauters
Call ‘Belmont
Tonight's Fight Card at Tomlinson Hall
Boxing card at Tomlinson Hall with six to ten round bouts. Sayers faces Stewart at 118 pounds in Lafayette versus Kenosha. Cop vs Epstein at 118 pounds in Indianapolis. Aite meets Shuck at 122 pounds in Louisville. Cooper vs Mason at 140 pounds in West York. Sobjeck tackles Burns in a ten round heavyweights bout in Milwaukee.
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Jimmy Sayers
Lafayette
Johnny Stewart
Kenosha
Wis
Royal Cop
Indianapolis
Maxie Epstein
Merle Aite
Kenneth Shuck
Louisville
Joe Cooper
West York
Howard Mason
Larry Sobjeck
Milwaukee
Tommy Burns
Detroit
Fraternal Baseball League Plans Reorganization Meeting
The Fraternal Baseball League will meet Tuesday evening at the Em-Ree store to reorganize for the coming season. Officers will be elected and the constitution and by laws amended. Teams are urged to send a representative for Saturday afternoon baseball and inquiries should be directed to Carl C. Callahan at the Em Roe store.
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Carl C. Callahan
Em Roe
Detroit Paquet and Curling Club Clinches Western Squash Title
The Detroit Paquet and Curling Club won the western intercity squash and raquet association championship over the University Club of Chicago by three matches to one. I Carpenter of the Yale Harvard Princeton team defeated Preston Boydon of the University Club of Chicago for individual honors.
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Prene
Detroit
Paquet and Curling Club
Western Intercity Squash and Raquet Association
University Club of Chicago
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Yale-Harvard- Princeton
Preston Boydon
Butler Relays to Face Ohio Wesleyan in Cleveland
The Butler one mile relay team will race Ohio Wesleyan in a special one mile relay at the Coliseum in Cleveland Ohio on Tuesday. Nig Woods runs in the fifty yard hurdle event. The program coincides with the appearance of Paavo Nurmi the famed Finnish distance runner.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Coliseum
Cleveland
Ohio
Woods
Paavo Nurmi
Butler free throw tourney kicks off at Irvington institution
Butler coaches announce a basketball free throw tournament at the Irvington institution starting this afternoon at 4 50. All students from varsity and freshman teams compete with 200 to 300 tosses each and three medals awarded to the top totals. The event arises from past losses to Wabash due to free throw struggles.
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Butler
Irvington Institution
Wabash
Matsuda Faces Fishbaugh in Weekly Broadway Theater Show
Matty Matsuda meets Leslie Fishbaugh next Thursday night in a popular local wrestling card at the Broadway Theater. Matsuda returns after months away claiming new tricks and improved form. Fishbaugh, who wrestled Toney Ross last month despite a sore ear, says he is fully healed and ready for the Islander.
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Broaway Theater
Matty Matsuda
Leslie Fishbaugh
Matty
Fishbaugh
Toney Ross
Saturday Scores Across Colleges and Military Schools
Saturday results show St Johns 34 over Pennsylvania Military College 30 and Michigan 47 over Chicago 14. Ohio State 28 defeated Indiana 26 while Western Reserve 46 beat Case 1. Butler Fresh 32 topped Culver 20. Pennsylvania State 64 beat Bucknell 24 and Lafayette 13. Mount Union 31 defeated Wooster 17. Iowa 26 edged Northwestern 15. Cornell 22 appears as a partial late entry.
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Wooster
Iowa
Northwestern
Cornell
Infield shaping up for season under Manager Ownie Bush
ANAGER OWNIE BUSH is pleased with his infield as the season opens. Hodapp looks ready for a great year. Hank Schreiber returns to the Tribe after Columbus. will be in the short field. Voter, a recruit, shows solid work but may not win a regular spot.
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Anager Ownie Bush
Hodapp
Hank Schreiber
Journ
Columbus
Voter
Dempsey Accepts Challenges for Bouts
Jack Dempsey replies to the New York boxing commission accepting challenges from Harry Wills and Tommy Gibbons. The commission faces two major heavyweight bouts worth over a million dollars, with Tex Rickard watching and weighing bids. The commission meets Tuesday to address Dempsey's suggestion that it finance and guarantee the fights.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
New York Boxing Commission
Harry Wills
Tomy Gibbons
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
O'Connell Walger Goodrich Favored In MSG Lightweight Round
Three second round lightweight bouts are set for Madison Square Garden tonight. Charley O Connell of Cleveland faces Sally Seeman of New York Benny Walger of New York meets Basil Galiano of New Orleans and Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo fights Clyde Jackle of Columbus. O Connell Walger and Goodrich are listed as favorites.
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Madison Square Garden
Charley O'Connell
Cleveland
Sally Seeman
New York
Benny Walger
Basil
Galiano
New Orleans
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Clyde Jackle
Columbus
O O'Connell
Valger
Goodrich
SHREWD MR KEARNS BY TIMES SPECIAL
In Los Angeles on March 9 the Times notes Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, challenged the New York boxing commission. He says Dempsey invites the New York State Athletic Commission to promote and present either bout if it wishes that it be staged in New York.
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New York
Dempsey
Ing
Jack Kearns
Times
Los Angeles
New York Boxing Commission
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
New York State Athletic Commission
Indians Hints and Early Morning Workouts Stir Gossip
LANT CITY Florida March 9 Pitcher Fred Schemannske shows good stuff and receives praise from Bush Carmen Hill fires up the squad Bush rushed to Tampa to watch the Washington Yannigans vs Cuban Stars but left after the sixth Thompson seeks Orlando visit granted with return to Tribe park by 7:30 AM Pierce notes early morning workout signals in love Cassell not creating much fuss Christenbury Redg Clark discuss Indians outlook remains tentative Pug Allen also mentioned in passing
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Fla
Fred Schemanske
Bush
Carmen Hill
Tampa
Washington Yannigans
Ownie
Itcher Thompson
Orlando
Tribe
Pierce
Illinois Faces Wisconsin in Big Ten Seeding Battle Tonight
Illinois meets Wisconsin at Madison tonight with Ohio State already clinching the title. A win gives Illinois undisputed second place, a loss forces a share of second with Indiana as two more Big Ten games proceed midweek and Wisconsin visits Purdue while Ohio State hosts Wisconsin Saturday in Columbus.
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United Press Chicago
Ohio State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Madison
Illini
Indiana
Northwestern
Chicago
Purdue
Columbus
Sob Ject Meets Tommy Burns In Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
In Tomlinson Hall tonight local fans will see Sob Ject Milwaukee face Tommy Burns Detroit in a ten round heavyweight clash. Burns travels from Detroit to challenge the Milwaukee fighter in a featured wind up.
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Tomlinson Hall
Sobject
Milwaukee Battler
Tommy Burns
Detroit
Yale Won't Enter Heavyweight for Navy Dual Meet
Yale will not enter a heavyweight in the scheduled dual meet with Navy in Annapolis as some contests between heavyweights can be brutal and injure the sport.
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United Press
Annapolis
Yale
Navy
Pitchers Bear Down Behind Plate in Indians Spring Camp
Times Sports Editor Plant City Florida March 9 The Indians begin week two of spring training with exhibition games set to open Friday against Tris Speaker s Cleveland By week s end Krueger Florence and Robertson are to work as catchers in batting practice while Niles heals a lame hand and Steele shows a change of pace Veteran southpaw Bob Steele impressed manager Bush with his extended workout and the camp fights to resolve outfield and infield gaps including Allen holdout and potential surplus players Yoter shines as rookie infielder with strong defense and a powerful arm while Maurice Deloof struggles and may depart the Indians after spring work ends
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Times
Plant City
Fla
Indians Today
Manager Bush
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Americans
Tribe
Bush
Krueger
Florence and Robertson
Niles
Steele
Bob Steele
American Association
Rehg
Christenburg
Allen
Smith
Cleveland
Clarke
Schmandt
Freetown Team Wins Seymour Sectional Without Gym
Freetown High School won the Seymour sectional basketball title despite lacking a gymnasium. The players trained in other schools’ facilities, and the town now seeks community funds to build a basketball-ready hall as they prepare to represent Jackson County in the Bedford regional next Friday and Saturday.
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Seymour
Ind
Freetown
Brownstown
Bedford
Jackson County
Nurmi to Run Self-Chosen Distance in Milwaukee Games
Paavo Nurmi, the famed Finn, will run a distance of his own choosing at the Milwaukee Journal games tonight in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The Illinois A C and the Chicago Athletic Association have entered teams for seven open events on the program.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Paavo Nurmi
Milwaukee Journal
Illinois A. C
Chicago Athletic Association
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