National A U U Basketball Tournament Second Round
Eight teams remain in the National AAU tournament as second round play begins in Kansas City after the first round eliminated half the field. Matchups include Lombard College versus Halstead A C and Denver Boosters against South Side Turners as teams vie for a spot in the regional standings.
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Lombard College
Galesburg
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Halstead
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Officials set for eight region tournaments next Saturday
Indiana High School Athletic Association secretary A J Tresler lists regional tournament officials for Saturday. Referees and umpires assigned numbered pairs schedule at 10, 11, 2, 3, 7 30 and 8 30 a m with a lineup of officials from Indian Bayhoo Haute Cincinnati Richmond Muncie Bloomington Auburn Gary Co Dianeary Indian Dale Miller Muncie Indianapolis and others.
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Cincinnati
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Richmond
Orie
Muncie
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Dale
Indianapolis
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Net Tourney Second Round Begins at Second Baptist Gym
Second round games start tonight at Second Baptist Church gym with sixteen teams in contention. Matches include Em Roe Juniors vs Indianapolis Roamers and Second Baptist vs Morris St M E, while Southern Celts face Indianapolis Turks and South Side Chums meet Red Hawks.
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Bastianas Advanced In Florida Tennis Championship
Fritz Bastian of Indianapolis advanced to the third round in the Palm Beach Florida men’s tennis championship after a bye and a 6-1 6-0 win over Palm Beach’s Robert Tuett. William Tilden and G Carlton Shafer, both from Philadelphia, reached the fourth round with two wins each.
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Fla
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Indianapolis
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Palm Beach Society
William Tilden
G. Carlton Shafer
Philadelphia
Neil King Elected President Of Indianapolis Bowling Association
Neil King was chosen as president of the Indianapolis Bowling Association. Other officers elected at the annual meeting include William H. Snyder and Frank Hecker, vice presidents, with Fred Schheimer as secretary treasurer. Henry Peachey was named delegate to the Indiana Bowling Association.
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Jack Dempsey Passes Nose Test With Punch
In Angeles on March 10 Jack Dempsey’s new nose endured a sledgehammer test from lightweight Lee Moore. Dempsey absorbed the punch, then responsive, landed a left on Moore sending him into the ropes. Moore praised the nose, saying it isn’t a freak and should stand up.
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Hahn beats Nurmi mark in three quarter mile race
Lloyd Hahn of Boston A A lowered Paavo Nurmi's record with a 3 03 2 5 for three quarter miles in Manhattan College games. Nurmi's mark stood at 3 03 4 5.
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Indians Begin Camp Drill as Bush Keeps Players On Edge
Infield drill at Plant City Florida camp shows gradual wear of strict routine. Manager Bush directs lively workouts with sharp guidance. A net backstop at the field prompts humorous notes as players adjust to drills.
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Big Boys Clash In Main Go At Tomlinson Hall
In a light heavyweight no decision show at Tomlinson Hall, Larry Lobjeck and Tommy Burns fought to a draw after a 9th round surge by Burns. Burns led early with long range punches as Subject answered with power, a seven pound weight edge could not decide the bout. Joe Cooper defeated Howard Mason in eight rounds and Merle Alte beat Kenneth Shuck in another eight rounder. Royal Co topped Maxie Epstein in six, and Jimmy Sayers and Johnny Stewart drew in six. Capacity crowd witnessed the event.
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Louisville
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NY Victors in Lightweight Elimination Bout Round
Sally Seeman of Harlem won a decision over Charlie O Connell of Cleveland after three extra rounds in New York on Monday night. Benny Walger of New York outpointed Basil Galiano and Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo defeated Clyde Jeakle of Columbus in other tournament bouts.
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Harlem
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Cleveland
Benny Walger
Basil Galiano
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Clyde Jeakle
Columbus
First Round Pairings for Third Annual Girls Tournament
The third annual girls independent basketball tournament opens at East Tenth Street M. EB. gym Wednesday night and runs through Saturday with awards including loving cups and jersey sweaters for winners. Runners up receive basketballs. First round pairings include St. Girls vs Real Silk and Fairbank vs Bevilaine among others.
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Elimination Mat Bout Sets Stage for Top Clash
The Broadway Theater hosts an elimination wrestling match next Thursday night between Mattyda Matsuda of Japan and Leslie Fishbaugh of Newark Ohio. The winner faces Tommy Record of Middlesex College after his win over Jack Reynolds of Indiana University, praised as a highly scientific bout.
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Diamond Dust From the Training Camps
In Florida camps, the Giants renew rivalry with the Senators in Palm Beach. Johnston starts at short for the Robins in Clearwater as Eddie Spurgeon moves to third and Stephenson to outfield in Lakeland. Doyle is seen as a likely regular pitcher for the Tigers' spring staff in Augusta. A practice game in Orlando ends 14 to 11 as Red Perare and Colts clash. Arpon Springs reports Sisler seeks a catcher to relieve Hank Severeid with Dixon balking.
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Hodapp Tops Lindstrom In Fla Spring Talk
Ownie Bush says Hodapp has more batting power and long drive ability than Freddie Lindstrom who starred in the World Series and is performing well at Sarasota. The discussion centers on which third baseman best suits the Giants while spring training unfolds in Florida.
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Bush
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Evansville College to close season against Wabash at Agoga
More than 3,000 spectators are expected for Evansville College basketball’s final home game against Wabash College at Agoga Tabernacle. The Evansville five have lost only one of sixteen, and the game will be broadcast by Station WGBF.
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Riverside Athletic Club to Host Weekly Baseball Meeting
Local clubs announce upcoming baseball gatherings with multiple attendees listed and a general call for more participants. Meetings set for Wednesday night at 7 30 at 1014 River with several players and officials urged to attend and confirm via call after 5 30.
Stuhldreher Signs Three Year Villanova Coaching Pact
Philadelphia March 10 Harry Stuhldreher one of Knute Rockne's four horsemen has signed a three year contract to coach Villanova College football team here. He brings elite college coaching credentials to the Wildcats as they seek stability and prestige in the program.
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Police Hod Eller Granted Six Months Baseball Leave
The board of safety today granted Hod Eller a six months leave of absence to play baseball. Eller was with the Indians last season but was sold this year to Little Beeanie Bastien Ameo.
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Babe Ruth Injures Left Hand For Yankees
Babe Ruth sustains a chipped bone in the left hand finger after contact with catcher Steve ONeill during infield practice. Doctors apply a bandage and he may miss a week or ten days of activity, hindering early season progress. Also, Young Stribling beat Harry Fay in a ten round judges' decision in Pittsburgh.
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Expect Reluctant Gardener to Come to Terms with Tribe Boss
Times Sports notes plant city report. Outfielder Sumpter Clarke arrived late and will discuss contract troubles with Tribe officials. Clarke, on the Hoosier hold-out list after purchase from the Cleveland Americans, is expected to appear in Friday's lineup against Cleveland. Manager Bush calls the trip's best practice and details plans for three pitchers in Friday's exhibition.
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Field practice lights up with dazzling inner guardians speed
Monday field practice showcased speed of the inner guardians. Infield work by Hmandt Sicking Hodapp and Schreiber stood out. Bush coaches Hodapp to move faster on the first jump after a bounder. Yoter showed superiority over Deloof in fielding and throwing. Rookie hitters performed well with Deloof displaying speed on running paths. Big Schmandt shows promise with a strong start and sharp defense. Bob Steele pitched well in debut and aims to join regular rotations soon. Bush praises Schemanske for mound power and potential.
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National champion Helen Wills denied UC Big C over student card
The Dill Pickle humor magazine reports Helen Wills, national women's tennis champion, was denied a Big C for not joining the UC student body association. Wills says her fame justifies her status and refuses to buy the association card despite campus uproar.
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Wisconsin Upsets Illinois in Big Ten Clash
Wisconsin, in ninth place, shocked Illinois 24 to 9 Monday night to tie Indiana for second in the Big Ten final standings. Illinois managed only two field goals as Wisconsin's Brooks led with ten points on four baskets and two free throws.
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