The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 65

THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1924. 5 lrn owl 1 Herzog Is Asked To Quit Teams En In Junior Tilt Convene Eastern Normal Wins Section's Net Title A Speedway Being Prepared For Big Race fat In Bght JLtSavoy AT mi, -S mm t'oin. No 103 v. Com No. 81.

1st. 2d. it. ed. A J.

ler 173 164 136; Elmore ..100 1 13 100 Alhause 1 48 1 39 1 03; Hotiman l'J4 1W Pfuell 1-0 188 143Schniidt .173 106 G. 170 132 Kippes izo 178 111) Schm .131) 128 164 1 0 1 Handicap .77 8.1 91 1 bU9 794 731! Totals 73!) 783 797 Com. No 130 vs. Com. No.

75. lit. 2d. 'M. Mu- 1.

1.17 .1 l.lii 133 iiruini .121 103 171 17.1 141 Knabel 129 1 84 1 133 159 13.1 J. Hen 108 13 104 C. Schm'el38 150 143 Walt-rs 144 10IC Haury 174 101 100 Hand. cap. 51 3 3j Tot its.

670 840 Totais. SOI 71S WATfcK SIDE STATION. Mil i LLF.C. CO. LEAGIE.

Switch Hoard Dept. vs. Waterside Const. 1st. 3d.

3.1. 1st. 2.1 3d. I 30 I I 40 Arnold .114131124 (out .134 10.1 131l Herr 1.1.1 124 11.1 1'lirii .100 142 ..1.10 1 30 07 120 l.l.tsimpscii 100 101 Albert lu 1 1 04 1 1 OSmuh ...110 111121 l- .374 (502 OS 1 Totals. .70.1 U2S 1U1 Southern Sul).

Const, vs Koora. 1st. 2d. 3d I 2d. 3d.

Perry 170 14!) 127 130 Sousiey .14 174 132 Hurst 137 100 Mitchell. 1 OS 233 110 110 14ii Borbrick 12H 1 3it 1 HI Savase. 01121 100 13! 14! Brown. ICS 1.18 221 Totals. .010 831 733 Totals .017 002 75S 51EXCEL LEAUCE.

Body Co. vs. (leecumont. lt. 2d.

3d. .141 100 170' Milieu .143 11 123 Kfiinrtt 1st. 2d. 3d .143 143 143 .141 141 141 .121 140 120 1 13 104 1.13 137 180 .671 080 703 Box Dept. 1-t 2d.

3,1 .124 10.1 13.1 100 124 .104 138 171 .183 110 131 .144 lt2 19!) .745 049 700 Heavens if 1.13 10.1 Kuch'rd .130 122 1 03 chneidfr Stanley .130 1 2 12i Synipaou Totals .072 090 7731 Totals Wood Box Drpt. vs. Tobacco lt. dl. 3d.

i Voit .182 137 11 Olmsted Dielil 112 1S1 130 F. Smith Smith 1.10 148 120 5treiie Thomas 1 0.1 1 4 1 133 Mell Btcker .114 133 183CcKovin .772 740 693i Totals 1. N. SHOl. ajh-out 1'Iuks vs.

Rods. 1st. 2d. 3d. Lee .148 1.17 14! 12.1 121 12.i: Younsr 144 161 1.18! Myers .163 100 14 1st.

2d. .134 121 141 155 199 Block Doll. Jr Kehren'li Witten 'eiper 122 128 Colfcy .100 12!) 112 .112 131 133 Handicap 163 103 103 Totals .748690 6931 Totals .734 741 771 rank I'ins vs. Arch Bars. 1st.

2d. Poll Pr 202 142; Vnkle Rc'inhart 100 1 :4 109' Baker Wilson 1 73 lvs 152! Wolf "arter 148 1 73 l.lHKrotrer ipeier .131 149 149, Gould 1st. 2d. 3.1 .147 1 lo 102 .130 110 131 14!) 137 .10.1 121 100 .177 173 1.18 Totals .775 680 7001 Totals .684 672 031 1'arkland vs. St.

John's. 1st 2d. 3d 1st. 2d. 3d.

Weber .1 58 161 129! Sacray 112 172 lrbv 1 40 144 147! Kausch 94 108 98 Woertr. 119 1 A. man 139 lt.3 14. Weiiel 121 104! Koch 100 1.J.1 140 O. 148 130 G.

ter.lOO 100 1131 ..140 1001 Tota. .005 tt08 603 734 717 730! STANDARD SANITARY MEG. CO. EE AG IE Essex Tub v. rembroke Tub.

1st 2d 3d 1st 3d .132 198 131 Ballon ..1.14 128 14.1 Masel 1 70 170 IO 1'arristi 178 150 1' Armstri 173 128 137 Pittelko .153 142 1.19 158 158 1.18 Doerr .109 14n 1 .0 Kilnley 154 107 150; Lichteig 200 107 10. 1 Total 793 827 753' Total 8,14 739 tonred Tub vs. Woodmere Tub. 1st 2d 3d i 1st 2d Schreck 1 50 1 02 144 Joyce 1 39 1 29 Hisrbee 183 140 173 Morns ..131162 a Duke 171 233 144-Harris ..184 11. Stratmn 156 14.1 134 Kraft ...19., lol Hrley 1S6 187 160Cooper .1,6 13a 3d 132 120 1 12 195 174 Total 846 867 755i Total 835 694 733 MERCHANTS' LEAGUE.

Sprinsman 1 ish Co. vs. Central Alleys. lit "(I 3.1! 1st. 2d.

3d Hall 150 -8teier. .1.10 181 179 Wise. 143 144 Totals. .806 832 885! Totals. ..748 839 792 The Jefferson vs.

Marine Electrir. 1st 3d 1 1st. 2d. 3d. Hcrfcl.

210 1 50 Thirwcll .1 58 1 51 122 Dean .170 238 Fust .18 8- holter .178 1.15 19!" Deleh'uty 101 14, 140 Norr.s ..101 159 132! Miller Mullen .222 145 108' Weber. ..143 201 1j 881 868 8S7i .835 829 7j4 Hinker handles vs. K. 1st. 2d.

3d W. 201 202i Harris. Uurkm 158 172 190 Hauber P. 142 139iSismon lir'ntield 160 179 1.171 Jen.nngrs I. Team.

1st. 2d. 3d. .191 181 177 .199 151 152 ..161 140 1.12 .1,10 161 141 ..172 150 170 .883 783 792 Restaurant. 1st.

2d. 3d. .169 179 211 .181 158 1.19 .178 138 IOO 1 73 148 170 Lewis .167 170 236 Lou -I .734 804 924! Louisville Hatters vs. Boston 1st. 2d.

Rieser McLin. Sterhan SehUDP Ficks. Totals. 150 142 KiO1 H'brand 171 198 198! Morat. 180 153 1701 Steier.

1.17 200 138! Metts. 164 220 163! B'kofsky .167 18!) 11)0 .822 913 8351 Totals. 812 905 HAAGERS BOWLING ALLEYS. lSusines Men's. J.

E. Pping vs. Lou. Railway Co. 1 Qt.

21 3d Sandman 20.1 142 185 5checkler .134 163 144 Hannah 179 151 214 i. Kane 1 20 1 08 1 01 Kennies 'J Jockell .179 175 19.. R. mers.149 18 1. 1 Stepler 160 195 171 J.

bora s. 1 1 180 19- whosc hefty, right Palina iv'm in the wta is one i advancement niam.y nunish and be seen whether ho can against a fast rrfdie Ketchel. whom rier night at the nirw-- veW Orleans. lar.v gratifying any boot which showed 4 Lima's right was his Jern Boorde. The two -s-nst el other in boys in the Tiitaout apparent in the second dam- niund P'rtW to Bo ff'med to impale that lioorde's him.

lifted ItAMf flagon his Lack step- t. th tnuo rv nther clean as a -h kavoer was his battle ex- hout I hd outpoi nted Yrio held a knockout re'joe. Dyer also out in the second, inning to the chin stowing im out ery is no i l.w -it hurtful mu Is a nsntei is wHon The fact tl "iSr if the Ohio feath The fact that nf the Ohio feather- has r.k cat out ror mm. ho Uioom and Ken fiaucK ge i. ft the semi-winuup tit at the Savoy gj-mnasiu ni to hUtar Team hmorrow r.

onri All Star came to- at Catholic Community hr-rtr together the most If 1IU -o tJ Jatle array stars to ue seen this season. While jai afl-State or all-time teams rtv it Is seldom that bas- fans have the opportunity to a game played oy me seiec-Ihe All Stars will be composed it would be difficult to leave i slectior.s for the past years, jed ia the lineup of the All Stars Danny Burke of Indiana Uni-Ttesketball and football fame; jt Kewier, who in his school xin more all-State teams than ij any other player; Alvin nn. fomer C. C. C.

luminary of the championship teams; Sphmiilt. ilirkev O'Hara and Pjntrich. who is known as the fastest men in the Falls I the game will have feat' es 'd in usual games is assured. I K'uzler will be pulling for he has coached to lose, when tip with the old timers. -til be a battle between broth- bea Alvin Corcoran plavs Shai Corcoran of the C.

C. C. rft sat sale Indicates there will be fm! crowd of the followers of the stars out to see their idols at- comeback. Seats can be reft: by calling A. Schmidt at New mc Tryouts Gun Sanctions Trrk, Harch 8 OP) Xine of r-wu uiympic tryouts were hi tht Ampriran Olrmrjij.

i- r.ee in executive session today. "re man the original ifThy dividing the middle-west- 0B intn twr. uwmioe, and Iowa May 31. 1 in Sehr .153 190 1811 Woold fB 138 168 131 ITfiinies .211 170 InOiZoeller .115 130 172 Hilde .220 223 1.17 IBnch ld .150 157 128 Moore .700 191 2l6iLatirf .202 153 175 Total 085 22 92l Total 759 777 750 U. A.

r. I'als vs. Crystal Stand. lt 2d 3.1! 1st 2d 3d TVeknn 1 78 1 1 1 03 onev ..177 130 173 W. Jackcl 1.17 1.12 IlO .108 1 N4 13)i 1'uls 17 184 212 Dawkins 170 184 .74 Kicks .200 140 so Trurman 17.1 10!) 21!) Joclul! .203 183 21.1 Larliin .192 179 210 Total 92.1 854 Total 882 84(3 012 HKATnS B)VLIN ALLEYS.

Crutcber Stark vs. Men's Club C. H. 1-t 2d 3d. 1-t 2d Wise 10O 210 228.

Groves .20.1 12.1 108 Pardee 1 78 1 .10 1 3S Dickson .124 13.1113 Zulauf .188 1.18. Delehity 174 144 110 Stein V. 138 191 170 Oppel Jr. 190 1.17 154 Schneider 2.10 1.1.1 13 Rece .140 119 147 Total 020 0O9 93S: Goldberg's I pstairs Total 839 670 :3 vs. Schuster Brts.

1st 2d 3d! H.nirv .124 list 1 Conner S-hi'lcii) 131 141 124 R.ipp Kiden 1 8.1 144 joo Keif fer Haniinb .176 1.10 ISO Fust Becker 188 172 161'Haubcn 1 st 2il 3d 223 18 207 1.17 130 149 .132 147 143 .173 174 1.12 178 154 142 Total 804 771 720! Total S57 773 93 KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN I DUt. vs. Com, No. 8 1st.

2d 3.1 I Hern ...113 141 I o.Y Hettinger Hettick 102 12.1 120! Just Auerwelk 1 .10 110 174 Sehupp ZaepHe! 1 82 1 04 1 27 Boelilin Younir .104 ISO 1M Rattcman Handicap 38 45 3(1! 1st 2d 3d 12.1 142 1 30 207 139 1 30 1 24 188 1.10 131 141 108 152 150 171 Total .089 777 Con). No. 30 vs. Total Com. ri 744 o.

73. 1st 2d 3.1 1 172 17!) 101 Haurv. 109 14S 122 Sch ftl 1 43 1 70 12!) Sehm'kie 140 10!) 203 Foster 1 40 204 155 Haury. 'Handicap 1 st 2d 158 140 20(1 1.13 1.10 147 127 134 127 1.11 43 43 3d 1.11 1 .1.1 134 1 14 103 .13 Rreler Adams Heeler. I'hiell Schnell Total .794 870 770! Total ..811 774770 I.OITSVILI.E J'NTTED I.EAGl E.

Yenhoff Hillen vs. Annex Cleaners. 1 st 2d 3d I 1 st 2d 3d Kranz 1 92 1S.1 190'Notite ...168 199 18.1 Lewis 168 157i Myers ...18410119.1 Torseh 1 72 210 147 Elsler ...170 175 185 Glover 140 2O0 183221 187 Withers 203 1 82 161 Davis 171 if 6 1 91 -I Total .902 945 871! Total ..876 902 943 Eehrs Ambrosia vs. Cuscadens Ice Cream. 1st 2.1 3.1 1 lt 2d 3d Toretiok 1 71 1 73 2 1 2 Burt 2O0 14 1.18 Sullivau 1 S.I 1 so 1 so Wom'r 17.1 lsu 1 Kitzner 21 .1 225 100 J.Bauer 1 90 177 204 Stengel 20 1 1 SO 1 00 Imsr'm ISO 204 270 Wells .250 170 221 Krank 1 100 21.1 22.1 Total 1028 937 939' Total 917 900 1022 I MTED I.EAGl E.

Oertel Co. vs. Cola. 1st. 2.1.

3d 1st. 2d. 3d. 1 72 168 158 Shanks .157 161 1S7 ..178 190 lS.i; Hilde. Jr .150 190 190 .200 167 lSO Conklin 176 201 162 .188 147 157! Miller .212 169 179 .180 177 176 Hilde.

190 167 147 Cast Stanley Zmk Kircn Frauk Totals. Short Driver Sherman 918 849 S66! Totals. 885 8S8 865 iri Service vs. Rathskeller Cafe. 1st.

2d. 3d .170 1.1.1 194! Breiinaa 170 151 149! Harris .168 177 ISiiiTriplett .151 1 00 193' Ress 23.1 160 lOJVMcCati'y 1st. 2d. 3d. .120 193 184 .180 14.1 222 1 86 1 79 1 70 19.1 156 14.1 .156 174 125 Sutton Meyers Weihaus Totals.

S03 894 ij Totals. 817 816 Clown Cisarettes vs. B. I'. O.

E. No. 8. (fclst. 2d.

3d.i 1st. 2d. 3d. Owen .216 1 18 1.1)' (Jerinsr ..184 182 143 Douirhty 230 170 Robinson 182 189 199 Schreck ..175 209 I 61 Currv ...214 104 100 Bauer 157 173 108 Schmitt .161 106 221 Fnck 178 229 200 McCarthy 194 185 184 Totals. .962 899 892! Totals.

.935 906 013 Uueen of Nelson vs. J. A. Mazzoni. 1st.

2d. 3d. I 1st. 2d. 3d.

Board'D 17.1 21!) 174' A. Kuhn 244 200 179 Barrv .207 180 .179 180 156 Seihert 1 89 161 192! Owen ...192 194223 Hildebr'd 181 194 174 Ki'an ...180 1 SSI 82 Lubbers 1 84 148 179 Kuhn 189 191161 Totals 930 902 S3() Totals 984 953 901 LADIES LEAGIE. Clonn Cigarettes vs. Certified Bond. 1st.

2d. 3d.) 1st. 2d. 3d. Metz .13.1 100 ..150 141141 N.

Carr 1..122 128 17o Elsler .141 103 159 M.Carr 97 118 Sehupp ..137 138 1.17 Ivers 00 113 .118 134 144 Jones 122 119 102j8chmitt .161 186 221 Totals. 4 563 6.191 Totals. .042 579 610! Central Alleys vs. Fetters. 1st.

2d. 3d. I 1st. 2d. 3d.

K. Kuhn. .123 05 127; Esfield ..106 120 113 M. 101 117 107 123 El. Kuhn.

101 112 119iReseh 92 122 118 Ma. 128 lOOiGohman ..104 126 106 Em. 143 159; Hiulsebem.125 155 149 Totals. Ryan Hoffman Quinlan 45 620 751 Totals. .544 630 609 Electric Co.

vs. Orange Crush, 1st. 2d. 3d. I 1st.

2d. 3d. 11. 1117112! Hannah 99 121 1 3.1 .107 123 122 Fust 108 158 99 139 102 139Compton 121112 81 .140 107 117IKane 83 153 109 .126 143 156! Sadenfn 171139 144 Elmore San Ernst -i Totals. .627 592 646 Totals.

.582 6S3 568 Southern Star vs. Springmann Fish Co. 1st. 2d. 3d.

I 1st. 2d. 3d. Xiuehner 106 130 149! Blount ...129 146 156 Macke 131 105 150 Haller ...116 107 136 Von Ro n.13.1 132 124j Burt .170 132 146 Bucher .153 120 109 133 119 Lee 89 126 86; McN'eely ..165 140 133 Totals. .614 613 620 Totals.

.689 658 690 Mengels vs. Strube Pettit Co. 1st. 2d. 3d.

I 1st. 2d. 3d. Doolinsr 122 122 122iSteuerle .127 84 100 Locsdon 133 144 112! Jasseu ...147 126 113 Detia 125 94 104Strube 94 136 136 Hand 133 152 126 Brakme .91 132 99 Blcuel ..154 133 153( Marriott 146 134 136 Totals. 067 645 617 Totals.

.605 612 590 FALLS CITY LEAGIE. Community Laundry vs. Bourlier Sheet Metal 1st. 2d. 1st.

2d. 3.1 l'dw'der 14!) 162 1 81 Daninsres .144 10113.1 Bickcl .121 12!) 124 McNeely .1.10 13 1.17 .131 124 i03 Jansseu ..19.1 122 149 .168 1.10 200 Rakel ...130 140 193 Grimes 'rris'n Em weiii Total. Stewart 13.1 10.1 ..163 163 210 704 730 860I Total 794 749 844 Dry Goods vs. Greater Louisville. 1st.

2d. 3d I 1st 2d. 3d Peters Hurley Uerotti .1.14 1.11 1.10 Sehneck ..157 157 139 1HO 17(1 Clark ..135 141 141l.To.keIl .142 130 151 .172 163 173 .150 107 120 .138 132 178 Phillips .142 144 129 Binerham .145 128 165 Weber Groves Total. .756 726 755! Total. 689 761 Crescent Panel Co.

vs. Lou. Rwy. Co. 1st.

2d. 3d. 1 1st. 2.1. 3d.

St rack 17.1 13!) 20.1 Wesslin? .130 130 MO C. Straek 1 .13 1 80 148: Brewer ..1171031.18 Seibert .201 1.11 122! Nelson .193 13.1 133 Hanna .1 8 1 1 02 1HW Habich ..131146193 Tennis ..162 204 180' Se'eckkr .151 181 191 Total. .872 S381l! Total. .722 758 815 Excelsior vs. Web Pressman.

let. 2d. 3d. I 1st. 2d.

3d Gr'nw'll .170 170 1711 H'sm'n ..136 137 104 Ruxe 137 13.1 1 HO Schley ..143122114 Willis .108 168 1771 Haa? 174 16.1136 Schane 1 6.1 145 146 Noll 127 16.1177 Brouger .1.19 137 161 Mitchell .198 152 1.14 Total. .739 764 821' Fleur De Lis vs. Total. .778 741 745 Hy. Litho.

Co. 1st. 2d. 3d. 1 Crider .13.1 147 149'F Kil'ley Morris .20.1 145 108 A.

Kolb. Harris 142 129 1 SO C. Kolb. Kraft ...143 131 151 'B. Killey Hurley 168 1 Harris 1st.

2d. 3d. 1,19 197 16.1 122 127 146 .144 130 119 173 129 148 .148 117 127 Total. .793 756 8491 Total. .746 700 705 Pa AII.ROAO LEAGl E.

American vs. K. I. Mgr. Special.

2d. 3d I lt. 2d. 3d. 144 13.VEsran 177 180 167 139 149 Siemon 10.1 160 106 152 lo.V Scott 140 170 199 126 145Jennings 187 13.1 159 210 Long 104 147 191 L.

N. 1st. Block 1 Carter 1 15 Berry 100 Hess 170 Frank 193 Indianapolis. March 8 tVP) Tht starting line at the track of the ludi anapolis Motor Speedway, where the annual 500-mile International sweep stakes automobile race is held every May 30. has been moved Into th back stretch about 200 feet.

Th-judges' stand, which also has accom odations for the newspaper report ers, also has been moved and set farther back from the edge of the track. Although only one automobile race a year is held at the speedway, a corps of workmen are given year-a round employment to keep the plact-in condition. While the next contest is four months away, much of the rou tine in connection with it already is being handled. The finishing line on the track was moved back for the accommodation of the fans sitting along tho stretch. The old finishing line was only a short distance from the first turn in the two and one-half mile oval.

The judges' stand was set back from the edge of the track as a direct result of the introduction of the small, one-seated racing cars wliicc performed here for the first time last jMay. The numbers painted' on the cars were necessarily small and the fudges and others had difficulty in checking them correctly. Entry blanks already have been id sued for the next Pikeville Games Special to The Courier-Journal. Pikeville, March 8. The Pikeville High School basketball team qualified for the finals in the Fifteenth District Basketball Tournament here last night when they defeated the Pikeville College five by a score of 23 to.

8. Tne high school team displayed good all-round playing with J. Ramsey and H. Jones, making thirteen and five points respectively. Toliver threw the oidy field goal made by his team.

Interest between these two rival Pivekille tennis ran high and the contest was 1 witnessed by a good crowd of fans. The victory of the high school team bespeaks the excellent work of Coach Clark who has within a few weeks built up one of the most aggressive teams of the State. His team will play tho Jenkins High School five in the finals here tonight, Jenkins having qualified for the finals when they defeated Elkhorn City last night bv a score of 28 to 18. The Pikeville High School girls and the Pikeville College girls will also clash tonight for entrance honors in the State net meet at Lexington next week. The college girls won a 21 to 4 victory over Jenkins last night.

Georgetown Girls Win Cynthiaua. March 8. Senior High School of Lexington defeated Junior High School, also of Lexington. 18 to 7. for the eight district basketball championship here tonight.

The Georgetown High School girls defeated the Lexington Blue Angels. 19 to 4. These teams will represent this district in t) State tournament at Lexington March 14 and 15. Paducah Teams Win Special to The Courier-Journal. Paducah.

Ky March 8. Paducah High School boys and LaCenter High School girls will represent the first district in the -State basketball tournament at Lexington next week. Paducah defeated Hardin 39 to 8 and LaCenter defeated Heath 9 to 7 in tie fifinals of the district tournament tonight. Clark County Games Winchester. March 8.

Boys and girls teams from the Winchester High School will represent the twelfth district in the State High School basketball tournament at Lexington. In the finals tonight the girls won from the Clark County Hiirh girls 11 to 7 and the boys defeated Stanton 27 to 13. Princeton Winner Philadelphia. March 8 (AP) Princeton defeated the University of Pennsylvania 3.1-31 in an intercollegiate league baskcball game here tonight. Five minutes before the whistle blew Princeton led Penn 31-25.

but the Red and Blue rallied and tied the score. In an extra period Pinceton forged ahead. Buckes Come Back Columbus. March 8 (AP) After losing four straight matches to Big Ten opponents, the Ohio State wrestling team tonight staged a comeback and defeated the University of Chicago team 16 to 10. Elks Beat fcaseys Owensboro.

March 8. The Louisville Elks' baeketball team defeated the Owensboro Knights of Columbus team bv a score of 14 to 12 tonight at the Knights of Columbus gymnasium. The star player for Louisville as Steuerle. Bruins Victorious In a fast game the speedy Bruin Junior quintette overwhelmed the fast Templar Bearcats by the score of 39-18. It was the nineteenth of tlie season for the Bruins.

The first half found close guarding by both sides as it ended 9-3 in favor of th Bruin five, but in the second half with Kuadler and McHugh at forward, the Bruins found themselves and ran the score up to 39 by scoring fifteen baskets in rapid order. Kcrsting and Schmidt played a finp defensive game for the Bruins. Knadler and Marty played a great floor game, while the shootinw of 'Aaron' O'Keefe and 'Izzy' Mc-Hugh stood cut. Monroe. Suton and D.ivern.

played a nice game for the Bearcats. The lineup: Bruins Position Bearcats. Johnson (1) (2) Parrot Marty (2) 3 Keefe (16) (7) D.ivern Kersting (8) (6) Monroe Schmidt Sutton Substitutions Bearcats: Schultz. Bruin: McHusru (10): Knadler (2): Schlachtcr. Ral-terman.

W. Marty. Game Is Tied Last night at the Gleaners' Hail the Walnut Street Midgets played a tied team with the Gleaners. The game ended 16-16 and ten minutes overtime was played, the game ending 20-20. Dickmillujj played the most baskets for the Midgets and Bossung and Rickert were second, each with four points.

Philips played best for the Gleaners W. S. M. (20 Position 30 Gleaner. (8) (7) Philip Higgens (2) (2) Mainhood Bosxung (4) (4) Hansome Rickert (4) G.

(1) Oystran.ler Schoffner (2) (2) Vogei Substitutes Gleaners: Onnybuker (4). Midgets Duerr. COLGATE BOXERS WIN. Philadelphia, March 8 UP) The Colgate boxing team today defeated tha University of Pennsylvania five bouts to two. Special to The Courier-Journal.

'Richmond, March S. Both boys' and girls' teams of the Eastern' State Normal Selioul won from teanist of the here tonight by scores of 22 to .1 and 10 to 17. respectively. By virtue, of their win. the boys arc champions of tho Eastern Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic having won from every other member of the association.

Tonight's victory is the seventh in succession for I hem, while the girls have won six straight games. Stone. Eastern Kentucky forward, played the best pine of his career tonight. From tho opening of the game. Eastern Kentucky held th lend and was never headed.

At the end t'X the rust tile buys leading bv 12 to 7. forward for Cumberland, -sjioi four basket. from the middle of the floor. unl played a good defensive game. In the girls' game, the Eastern Kentucky team was leading bv 12 4 at the end of the half.

Miss' Elliott stamped herself as all-State material by her performance during the eon-test. The lineup: E. Ky. Boys Position. Stone (7) Pollard Hampton (14) Ellison Denny (1) (S) Gatlift" Combs (7) Estesi Hurst Perkins K.

K. Giris. Position. Cumberland. Voting (101 Tarter.

Yates Ci II. ))- Ueniek U2 Perkins listen Knox (2) No substitutions. liumucutt, refej'eo of both games. Ashland Net Games Ashland. March 8 Scores in yesterday's and last nirht's games in the si-teenth district basketball tournament played at the Ashland High included: Catlctls-hurg Hieh.

boys. 28; Russell High. 1ki.v. Ashland Hish. boys.

28: Paintsville. Ashland Kitten's girls. 40; PainUviUe High, girls. 1. Sharkey Willing; I Lucked Musician it When Tom Sharkey opened bis saloon on 14th Street in New 5 York many years ago.

of cours- lie asked each of his cronies what he thought of tlie place's appointments. One rj. upon being questioned, replied: 'Tis a grand place. Tom. 'Tis an iligant bar and the pictures is fine.

But, Tom, say, shouldn't you ought to have a chandelier?" key stroked his chin, off jf which the knuckles of some of.g our best herfvyweihts had beorj, bounced, and replied: "You're right. Yes. you're right. A chan-delier would add to the place." Again he rubbed his jaw, in- dicating great thought, and eon'-, tinned: -r "But whoin'ell would play th thing?" V. Smart Spring Hat Never before have V.

II. shown such values for the money as this season. We say we. undersell them all. We mean every word.

If you'll just take time, come in and look 'em over. SEE THE 1 Wonderful Hal Values at $4.03 Values SPRING CAPS Very new patterns $1.50 to $2.50 Vmhafftiftifkh TWO STORES West Markrt West Mjirkct i Geo.Panke(o. r-tf-a mlmuwials SPRINGTIME IS NEAR! I-atcst designs in the best ramie. see us before purchasing. lji IK Scharre Props.

I 630 K. Jeffmon St. "ljj teVv. A Li BUCK New York, March 8 UP) Affairs of the Newark International Ieague ISaseball Club, which have been a storm center ft the circuit for some time, came front today with a series of new developments which culminated in an announcement from President John Conway Toole that a special meeting the league magnates would be held here March 12 to consider the Newark situation. On top of this President Michael McTighe of the Newark club, announced he had asked for the resignation of Charles (Buck) Herzog, TINCUP, MEYER, ARE HOLDOUTS (Continued from First Page.) Mr.

Russell says that the Dawson Springs diamond is in better condition than it was last season, and that workmen will labor with it throug-hout the stay of the Colonels lo keep it in trim. Norman Putnperniekle Cullop himself, from Chilhowie, Va gladdened the eyes of McCarthy, Brottein, Koob and deBerry, old buddies, yesterday by swinging into sight early in the morning. deBerry told Cullop that he was going to take it easy for a few days, just walking out to the park and sitting in the stands, because of his recent appendicitis skirmish. "If you have any intent at leisure you'd better stay here," warned Nick, "for I'll be dadblamed if I work while you are sitting around looking. There's nothing to prevent me from uncorking a wild pitch." Players who will form the departing party today are: Pitchers Nick Cullop, Ernie Koob, Joe deBerry, Martin Baylin, Arthur Polston and (i.

C. Higgins. Catchers Tony Brottem, Mike Kellv and Charley Kuhn. Outfielder Ty Tyson. Inflelder Richard Cullen.

Mike Kelly of Indianapolis, who is the manager of the Spartanburg Club of the South Atlantic League, and a former Toledo catcher, and Charley Kuhn. a Louisville boy, will aid Brottem in his task; of working the moundsmen. Kuhn will stay throughout the training trip, but Kelly will continue onward to Spartanburg after ten days. Ed Holley, Art Coleman and Bob Hause will join the club tomorrow. Holley is coming from Benton, Ky.

Coleman from BiJkewell, and Hause from Dresclen, Tenn. Roy Sanders, former Colonel who lives in Louisville, will leave tomorrow for Orlando, where he will join the Columbus club. GIRLS' HIGH AND MANUAL WIN (Continued from First Tage.) the Iouisviile Girls' High school. The Yellow Jackets had a well conceived attack executed with precision. But above all they had Captain Mildred Franz, whose work stands out in every gsme.

She brought the inclined-to-be-cynical spectators to their feef time after time with her dabbling, broke up most of the attacks launched at desultory intervals by the Bards-town quintette, and made seven points in addition. Miss Caroline Weesner, center, also performed cleverly. Her shooting was the host of the entire girls' play, her floor work flawless. Naturally graceful, she never made an unnecessary move. The Yellow Jackets took the lead at the start, and gradually increased it.

speeding up during the closing moments, and wePe in full stride when the gun ended the game. Miss Knadler's work attracted much comment, and it will be about her that the team next year will be built. Miss Clark starred for the losers. Summaries of final games: Manual (20) Position (S) Male High Baer S) (2) Giugliano Jenkins (6) (2) Appel Ropke (3) (3) Franks Van Arsdall (1). Thompson Daugherty (1) Forbes Substitutes: Manual Doll.

Margue-lan. Male High Brooks, Kspie. Girls' H. (26) Position (10) Bardstown Kandler Ft (3) Barnes Oele (6) (2) Ganote Weesner (8) (4 Clark Franz (7) (1) Hubbard Bowman Ban-Substitutes: Girls' High Scheirich (2), Bronstein (1), Streckfus. Bardstown McKay.

High S. (19) Position (17) St. X. Appel (3) (3) Frie Giugliano (5) (6) YVeber Brooks (3) (2) Hess Franks (5) Clines Thompson (S) King Substitutions: High SchooU-Forbis. Espie.

St. Xavier Sievert (1). Officials Head and Burke. Frankfort Scores Frankfort. March 8.

In the afternoon games ol the seventh sectional district se'ttnal basketball toumey. Versailles went down in defeat before Shelbyviile 39 to 12. while Frankfort overwhelmed Lawrenceburg 37 to 18 In the girls' games Waddy defeated Peaks-mille to 5 for a berth in the finals, playing Versailles. Cynthiana Games Cynthiana, March 8 High school tournament scores at Cynthiana played tbia mornint follows: Lexington 29; Cynthiaaa 11; Paria 25; Gfiorsretowu 18. 1 -f'' A mass meeting of all teams ex pecting to enter the second annual junior basketball tournament, which will be held next week at the St.

Xavier Gymnasium under the auspices of the Bonnycastle Athletic Club has been called for tomorrow night at the' Bardstown Road Welfare Association at Bardstown road and Stevens- av enue. Final preparations for the tournament Will be niartft ut tho niopHnr. and the eligibility of several teams will be voted upon. Complaints have been registered against several entrants and me aavisauiuty of allowing this team to compete will be discussed thorough iy. Managers have also been nsU-pH submit their list of players that any iiuesuunaoie man may le decided upon.

Entries for the tournament will close Tuesday. Walter Riggs of the Sutcliffe Company and Edgar Koop of the Roe-O'Connor Company have charge of the entry blanks. Most of the teams have completed their regular playing schedule and are pointing themselves for the tour ney. Enthusiasm among the followers of the various quintetts has reached a high pitch arjd large delegations from each club are expected to be on hand when the initial whistle blasts. Ilerh flrnhpr Ti-oll L-nnn-n 1.

eree and Mickey O'Hara of the Catholic Community Center. Xew Albany, will officiate at the carnival. Louisville Gun Club Hutchins won the handicap prize at th Louisville Gun Club yesterday with a score of 49 out of a possibilie 50. Twenty-seven other entries were registered but low scores prevailed. Harris, with a 48 count, came second in the prize standing while Hartman followed one point behind.

Bond smashed the clay pigeons for a couat of 45 while Kestner. Smith and Scott eaoh broke 43 birds The scores follow Harris 48Griggs 40 Hartman 47Newhouse Manning 46Durrett 39 Bond 4.1Mennen 38 Kestner 43Hutchms 37 Smith 43Callahan 37 Scott 43 O'Neill 34 Goodm 42Lintisey 33 Offutt 42Duncan 30 Fleming 43 'Booker 23 McKinney 42Booker Jr 15 40 Wintersmith ....11 Wiseman 40Mrs. Durrett 8 Duerson 40 He shot with a 20 gauge gun. 25 shots. Y.

M. 11. A. League The intra mural basketball league stands as follows to date: Won. Lost Pet.

Bearcats 6 2 .750 Frolics 6 2 .750 Pirates .1 .1 .555 Red Devils 4 .1 .444 Lionel 4 4 .500 Optimi 3 7 .300 Bon Temp 2 .2.10 Following is the field and track schedule for this week: March 10 Seventy-fiveyard run. March 12 Standing broad jump. The intra mural athletic system indicates the following standing to date: Lionels 139.5 Red Devils 112 -1 Bearcats 63 Bon Temp 64 Frolics 67 Pirate 55 Optimi 46 Quorum 24 WH AS Courier-Journal and Louisville Times Central Standard Time 400 meters Sunday, March 9. 9:57 A.M. Organ music.

10 A.M. Church service under the auspices of the Broadway Baptist Church, the Rev. Dr. Russell Johnson Pirkey, pastor. H.

U. Goodwin, organist and choir director. Mrs. Roy N. Downs, soprano; Miss Caroline Gauld.

contralto; Charles Barnes, tenor; uuliam C. Burger, baritone. 4 to 5 P.M. r-Concert under the auspices of Yriolette M. Code of Minneapolis, Minn.

Louisville University Band, under the direction of J. P. Edwards. Cornetists: R. A.

Schaefer, W. H. Birch, S. Derrick, W. K.

Kinard, E. E. Morris, "Leslie Buckner. Clarinetists: H. E.

Herman, L. Baker. T. J. Porter, W.

O. Spitz-nagle. Trombones: R. O. Felps, M.

M. Keith. Baird Stroker. C. C.

Hauze. Altos: R. V. Holbrook. J.

F. Johnson, W. A. Hart. Basses: J.

H. Horine, A. E. Baxter. Saxophones: O.

B. Coomer, P. B. Muir. R.

B. Coomer, J. P. Edwards. Bells: I.

L. Owens. Drummers: Leon Abraham, V. G. Rumble, L.

L. Duley. Soprano solos. Catherine Stan- ling. Violin solos: Gladys Nanny.

Mezzo soprano solos: Violette M. Code. Accompanists: Virginia Sapp, Laura Butler. Bob Northrop. Monday, March 10.

4 to 3 P.M. Selections by the Walnut Theater orchestra; Walter Davison, conductor. Police bulletins. Weather forecast for Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee. "Just Among Home Folks," a daily column appearing In The Courier-Journal.

Selections by the Strand Theater orchestra; Harry S. Curne. con ductor. Mrs. "Jo" Allyn and her singing Roller Canaries.

Special weekly article: "The Larger Aspect of World Affairs," prepared for A by the International Interpreter. Late important news bulletins. 4:30 P.M. Local livestock, produce and grain market reports. 5:00 P.M.

Official Central Standard time announced. 7:30 to 9 P.M. A is silent on Monday nights. Radio Programmes In America Today fBy the Associated Press) Radio programme to be broadcast Sunday, March 0: (By Courtesy of Radio Digest) (Central Time) KHJ. Los Angeles, (395) 9 p.m..

organ recital. KPO. San Francisco. (423) 10:30 p.m. orchestra.

KY'W. Chicago. (536) 7 p.m.. Chicago Sunday Evening Club. WDAP.

Chicago. (360) 5 p.m., organ: 9:15. musical. WDAR. Philadelphia.

(395) 1 p.m.. concert. WEAF. New York. (192) 6:30 p.m..

theater: 8. organ. WFAA. Dallas News. (476) 6:30 p.m..

Bible class and gospel song: 7:30. services: 9, address; 9:30 orchestra-popular music. WFI. Philadelphia. (395) 6:30 p.m church services.

WGY. Schenectady, (380) 0:30 p.m.. mo-jcorlal service. WHAS. Louisvillj (400) 4 p.m..

concert. WHK. Cleveland, (2831 3:30 p.m.. -f Fervir-e; 7. concert programme.

W1P. Philadelphia. t509) 8:30 p.m concert. WJAZ. Chicago.

448 8 p.m.. musical programme. WLW, Cincinnati. (300) 7:45 p.m.. services.

WOAW." Omaha. (526 6 p.m.. Bible study hour: musical chapel service. WOS. Jefferson City.

(440.9) 7:30 p.m. Church services, organ and choir. WWJ. Detroit "ews. (580) 6:30 p.m church services.

Hanover. March 8 (AP) Dartmouth defeated Tale 23 to 23 la an league basketball came here tonight. The contest wm leatured by ckw uiniin, m.ither team senrinjr from the Luor until 13 roiaute tX pia had eiibed. IIEKZOG. vice president and manager "for business Nothing further could be learned from McTighe as to his request for Ilerzog's withdrawal and President Toole refused to discuss the situation beyond saying tiiat the league meeting had been called in regard to tlie leasing of a new park for the club.

Harmony, it is understood, has not prevailed in the Newark club for some time but until today no evidence of an open break liad appeared in the syndicate which took over the club recently from Baltimore interests. Flemingsburg Finals Fleraing-sburg. March 8. The largest crowd ever to witness a basketball game hero was in attendance at the finals of the sectional basketball tournament here tonight. Brooksville will represent this district in the State tournament at Lexington in the boys' division while the Maysville girls will make the trip to the city for the State meet.

Close scores prevailed in both the semifinals and thefinals. indicating the competition which was displayed by the contestants Brooksville defeated the Flemingsburg high school boys team by 13 to 11 while in the lemiiiine section. Maysville's girls won out from Flemingsburg misses by 9 to 7. In the semi-finals played here this afternoon. Brooksville won from Carlisle with a 20 to 7 score.

Immediately after the final games were played tonight, the champion teams were presented with silver loving cups. The lineup: Irooksville (Boys Position Flemingsburg Hamilton (4) (5) RawlingS- Byrne 14) F. (5) MeKee C. Lea 7 Cox Harding. Orme McCracken 4 (1 J.

Sousiey Substitutions: W. Sousiey for McKee: Flora for Kawlings. Maysville (Girls) Position Flemingsburg Calvert 5) (6) IV.iss Caplinger fl) Strode Purdom (3) Kendall Fee (1) B. Story Maloney Dobyns Henderson Finals Special to The Courier-Journal. Henderson.

March 8. The Sebree high school girls' basketball team won the championship of the second district here tonight when they defeated the Spottsville girls 39 to 8. The Henderson boys, favorites, ran according to form, and defeated the Sebree boys by 58 to 7. The bicgest upset of the tournament came this afternoon in the emi-fina! when the Henderson girls, touted to win the championship, were defeated by the Spottsville girls by 11 to 8. Frankfort Boys Win Special to The Courier-Journal.

Frankfor. March 8. Frankfort boys won the local sectional championship by defeating the Shelbyviile team 39 to 23 while the Versailles girls won championship honors by eliminating the Waddy girls 33 to 4 in the final games held here tonight. Columbia Games Special to The Courier-Journal. Columbia.

March 8. The Russell Creek Academy team won the championship of the Sixth District in the sectional basketball tourney here tonight when they defeated the Columbia High School team by a score of 23 to 15. In the girls' division, the Lindsey Wilson Training School team won from the Lebannon High School by 17 to 8. In the semi-finals played here this afternoon, the Russell Creek Academy won from the Russell Springs High School by 23 to 14 while the Columbia High School team eliminated the Jamestown High School team with a 37 to 13 win. Carrollton Teams Win Special to The Courier-Journal.

Carrollton. March 8. hundred persons were present at the ffual games of the Ninth District sectional basketball tournament here tonight whene the Carrollton Hish School team won the championship from the Lagrange boys by a score of 14 to 12 and the Carrollton girls defeated the Bedford girls by 5 to 2. Both Carrollton teams-will represent this district ir. the State tournament at Lexingon.

Oicensboro Scores Owensboro. March 8 AP) The boys of the Owensboro High School and girls of West Louisville High School represent the Green River, or Fourth District in the State basketball tournament to be held in Lexington. The Owensboro Red Devils went into the finals tonight against the Utica team, and won out by a score of 40 to 10. The Red Devils represented this district at the tournament last year. The West Louisville Cardinals, winners of the giris' championship of the State at Lexington last year, met the Central City girls in the finals.

The Cardinals were re-tnrned winners by a wore of 18 to 8 in one of the most sensational games of the tournament. The Central City girls have gone through the season without a defeat and had easy sailing in the tournamenl until they met the Daviess County champions. Bethel Five Wins Specia: lo The Courier-Journal. Russellville. March 8 Bethel for the second lime Itus year deTealed the crack Morton Elliott five of Eikton.

Ky by the count of 28 to 1 1 at the Elliott gymnasium last night Top Elliott hasketeers were plainly outclassed from the word go and although they were players on their own 'oor they merely tried keen the Bethelites from running up a score Newman. Barnes and Baeoi attacked the Irons for 12 points before the Elliotts managed lo hit the straps for a point Barnes was the high point man for the Bethelites while Bacon Sahle who has been show-tig up remsruably well xtl season played a wiz of a game and guarded his goal with unerring aultiessness Chambers pastimed best for the Morton Elliott quintette. Ashland Games Ashiand. March 8 Ashland High school boys' and girls' teams won the sixteenth district basketball tournament here tonight, defeating Catlettsburg high school's two teams in the. finals.

The Tomcat score over the Catlettsburg Wildcats was 24 to 15. while the Kitten beat the Kit-Kats 21 to 11. In the semi-finals here this afternoon Catiottsburg's boys defeated West Liberty 26 to 12 and the Kit-Kats defeated Buseil High School girls II to 6. Last night the Ashland teams beat Paints-vilie's two fives, the Tomcats winning 28 lo 4 and the Kittens 40 to 1. In the firt games Friday afternoon the Cattlettsbur bov5 defeated Russell 24 to 8.

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