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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-02

Frank Sparks, who has been en-
ployed in Granite City, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Teafer's two small children,
Gussie and Julia May, are sick with
measles.
Arthur Tucker motored to Iron
Mountain lake Friday.
Chas. Norris and son, Raymond,
motored to Three Rivers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Propst and chill
dren went to st. Francois river Sum
day on an outing and fishing trip, re-
turning home Monday.
Mrs. Hy Rural went to Doe Run
Thursday of last week.
Lee Sebastian has returned home
from Boonville.
Mrs. Joe Williams went to Bonnie
Terre Sunday to visit her brother,
Gus Cartee.
Geo. McClaria came home from
/ Granite City, where he has been work.
/ ing.
Mrs. Sam Layne and children went
to Wyoming Wednesday to visit rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson of
St. Louis came here Sunday to visit
her mother, Mrs. Sarah O'Heeron.
From here they went to Knob Lick to
visit her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lake Moore. TheyV will return
here before going to Salt Lake City,
where they will make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Newlirk are the
proud parents of baby daughter
born June 20. This is their 8th
daughter.
Bill Golden has returned home
from Detroit
Mrs. Doss, who was on the sick list
last week, has greatly improved.
Mrs. Mary Brown returned Sunday
after a two-weeks> visit with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Martha Cromer, and brother
John Moore, of Doe Run.
Jess and Goldie Stout of St. Loui!
are visiting their brother, Fred Stout
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown AM
daughters returned Thursday, after ;
visit with Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs
Green, at Caledonia.
Walter Hagger of Three Rievrs wa
an Elvins visitor last week.
Carvel Vandergriff is visiting hi
aunt, Mrs. Hagger, at Three River
, this week.
Frank Woodruff is on the sick list.
The infant son of Alfred Young ha
been very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vandergriff an
children visited Mr.. Vandergriff's sis
, ter, Mrs. Hagger, at Three River
+. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Leon Scouden of Cornwall i
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
, Sam Wolfe, this week.
Mrs. Larry hurry of Doe Run Wis
tied relatives here Thursday.
. Miss Flossey Sizemore, who ha
: been working in st. Louis, returne
;. Saturday to visit her parents.
Otto Sharp and Lige London, VIII
are employed in Granite City, visite
home folks Saturday, returning Sur
> day.
VIM. Moore visited home folks i
Doe Run last week.
:, T. B. Smith, who fell some tim
: ago, is slowly improving.
. Miss Lena Ruttledge Of Caledoni
), is spending the weekend with he
u aunt, Mrs. VIM. Sloan.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-02
ROUTE 3

Several of this route attended
church at Doe Run Sunday.
Misses Dora and Ruth Waugh spent
Sunday night with their cousin, Anna
So Waugh, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haw Feezor spent
Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Cof-
fer
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gordon and
grandchildren, Bevelie and Vera May,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hammers, Mrs.
Jennie Cowley and Miss Viola Har-
ter, Messrs. Allen and Paul Waugh,
Clarence Wade, Orvall and Btrl Har-
ter spent Sunday evening at Mr.. and
Mrs. Amasa Vaugh's.
Mrs. Walter Webb and children
spent the first of the week with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Thomure.
Mrs. Henry Bovd spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Halter and family of Pennington.
! Mrs. Margaret Roux spent Sunday
with her sister, "Aunt" Vine Bowling.
Mrs. Oscar Chalk and family spent
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Albert
Hampton and family.
Miss Susie Gregory has accepted a
position at the State Hospital.
Mrs. Walter Miller and children,
Emily and William, spent Monday
with Joel Hammers and family.
Several of this route attended the
shower given Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Womack for
her daughter, Jessie. She was mar
ried to Mr.. McAllister Saturday eve
ming.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-02
PRIMROSE

Henry Lawson Of st. Louis spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lawson.
Albert Jones of Melzo motored to
Bonnie Terre last week.
The following were entertained at
the home of VIM. A. Moon Sunday:
Mrs. Ida Jones and children, Verna
Lois and Lloyd; Mr.. and Mrs. Lass
Cash and little son.
Rev. E. j. Hamrick Of near Hills
boro filled his appointment at the T.
M. B. church Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Nellie Moon of Bonnie Terre
spent the weekend here with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Moon.
John Pettes made business trip
to Bonne Terre Saturday.
Rev. E. ]. Hamrick of near Hills
boro was guest at the home of Lewis
Lawson Saturday night
Miss Nellie Moon was a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Lass Cash, Saturday.
Jake and Manuel Moses were Bonnie
Terre visitors Monday morning.
Mrs. Everetts was q visitor at the
home of Lass Cash Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Ida Jones and children were
Benne Terre visitors Friday evening
Perry Holdman of near Mslzo wa'
visitor at the home of VIM. A
Moon Tuesday evening.
| Floyd Lawson was a Bonnie Terri
visitor Saturday night.
Several from Prospect ATTENDED
church at the T. M. B. church Sunda,
night,
Miss Edith Whittier is here visiting
4 at the home of willis Moon.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-02
CROSS ROADS

MRS. Joe Ming ana Cnllufen Oh Due.
Genevieve are guests of her brother,
Lawson McClarney, and family here.
Mrs. Louis DeGuire of Mine La
Motto spent few days the past week
here with her sister, Mrs. Pirtle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kearns and two chill
dren of Womack attended church ser
vices here Sunday morning and eve
ming.
Rev. Kennon held services at the
Church of God Sunday morning and
evening. ,
Mrs. L. B. Meredith was reported
to be on the sick list last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hahn and
daughter of Womack attended church
here last Sunday.
Lalla Watts and Josie Pirtle united
with the Church of God last Sunday
night. They will be baptized next
Mabel Barron was Mine La Motto
visitor Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bergman Of near
Fredericktown spent Sunday evening
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Tesreau.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barron and
sister spent Sunday at the home OF
their son, Hy Barron, and wife.
Ollie King of Womack was in this
community last Saturday and Mon
! day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schultz OF
Fredericktown were guests of friends
here Sunday evening.
Anna Meredith left Saturday fol-
Detroit
The Farm Agent met with the
farmers at the school house here Sat
urday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LEM and daugh
ter motored to Fredericktown las
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mines Barron and daughte
of Flat River spent the weekend
here with relatives.
Glenda King of Ste. Genevieve spen
Saturday night with her uncle, Law
son McCIarney.
Mrs. jeff Lewis and two children o
Hear Libertyville spent the weekend
here with her mother, Mrs. Pirtle.
Geo. LEM and children and Johl
Hinze of Womack attended the farm
ers' meeting at the school house Sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Mechanic
and little daughter, Oleta, spent Sun
day with relatives near Frederick
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Ferguson spen
Saturday night at Mine La Motto.
Gus Vessels was a business Vsito
at Fredericktown last Wednesday.
Mr.. Turley, Democratic candidat
, for Sheriff, was in this communit
last week.
William and Joe King of st. LOU
passed through here Sunday enrout
to Womack to visit their parents, M
and Mrs. w. A. King.
; Emery Tucker was a Fredericton
visitor Wednesday.
. T. B. Chandler of near Farmingto
made an interesting talk at the scho'
, house here Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Umf1eet ar
, children of Flat River spent Sunda
here with relatives. -,
The baseball team from Perryvll
3 passed through here Sunday enrout
;. to Fredericktown to play ball wit
5 the team there. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Womack ar
daughter of Fredericktown passt
c through here Sunday enroute to w
mack to visit his mother, who is r
d ported to be quite poorly.
v, Mrs. John Pirtle is reported to
- much worse at this writing.
q Viola Umf1eet was shopping
Fredericktown last Saturday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-02
LEADWOOD

Rev. J. w. Ham and B. A. Rea
transacted business in Pennington
Wednesday.
The Leadwood Booster Club has Sc
cured the lot between the B. I. F. q
C. Co. store and the residence of }. M.
Bryant for the purpose of erecting.
band stand. The club expects to make
this small park where the citizens
can take their families and spend the
warm evenings, where the band ex-
poets to give concerts each week.
Let every citizen of Leadwood join
the Leadwood Booster Club and help
boost the town, and everything that is
good and uplifting to our citizent.
The writer has often heard it said
by out-of-town folks that they like to
come to Leadwood as they always feel
at home among common class OF
people. And we will say that it is the
aim Of our town club TO bring its cit
liens in closer touch with each other,
both in social and moral way Of
speaking.
Prof. ]. w. Reaves returned to
Leadwood from Cape Girardeau We'd
nesday, but only stayed at home here
one day and night, as he expects to
have an operation performed on Mrs.
Reaves at the hospital, for appendi-
citis.
The first game of baseball of the
st. Joseph Lead Co. league here at
Leadwood was played Tuesday be-
tween the Mine Department and the
Mechanical Department, which was
won by the latter by the close score
of IL to 10. The outstanding features
of the game was the allround playing
and coaching Of Esquire Level, and
the fielding of Zebra Denton and Will
lard Naunce.
John S. FOWL, of Pennington, was
transacting business in Leadwood in
in connection with the bank, of which
he is President.
John G. Hunt, candidate for the De-
mocratic nomination for Sheriff, was
in town looking for voters Wednes-
day.
/. N. Threlkeld, of Elvins, was II
Leadwood one day last week, WITT
David E. Blair, Of Joplin, who is can.
didate for Judge of SApreme Court
Division No. 2 on the Republican
ticket. 80. o.
James w. Boswell, candidate fol-
Judge of the County Court, Secont
District, was in town looking up thu
voters Wednesday.
E. X. Shouts was transacting bu
siness in St. Louis, the latter part O.
the week looking after some drayag'
work.
Evangelist J. W. Hicl:crson Of For
Worth, Tex, is f,sCisting Rev. c. =
Calbcrt in prctrActed meeting at tn
Baptist church. Rev. Hickerson is
very fluent speaker.
TIE Pennington Times has becom
one of the most popular newspaper
in Leadwood. And why should it no
he 60 considered? II is fearless in tn
cause of right and Of humanity. Ev
oru DEMOCRAT that believes in tn
mstchless leadership Of President WI
SON should subscribe for this splendi
P In the game Of ball between tn
Mechanical Department and the "
Geo Rows Of the St. Joseph Lead Go
on lime oath, the Office Boys won 3
the score Of z to a. Esquire Lev
continues to smite the sphere on Il
nyohocis. but the most Of the time
goes in the direction OF the back-sto
The Fats and Leans played gan
~ haIl on the 25th in which u
leans were winners by the score
81 to 10. Mr.. r. s. Weimer ana ..
Clark formed the battery Tor =
Leans; and Smoky Joe Woods 10
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Meredith enter
tanned on last Wednesday night with
a singing. Those attending We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hahn and baby,
Edith and Clarence Damn, Henry Haw-
thorne, Paul Lenz and Ollie. King OF,
Womack; Alonzo, Paul and Mabel
Barron, Marvin and Maggie Mitchell,
Barney Bequette, Theo. Pirtle, Fran
ces Watts, Ira Frayther, Stella Sands,
Dora LEM, Ed McGinnis, Odas, Oliver
and Naomi Laurie and Mabel Gamb-
lin. Refreshments were served and
all left at late hour, declaring they
had spent most enjoyable evening.
Arch Leigh is guest of his parents
here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
FrOLiC on Beach at
st. Petersburg for
Best Quot HurLer
Association VIII Send Local
Title Bearer to National
Tourney.

r. Walter Jarvis said something today
that was accepted by the horseshoe pitch
ers of the city rs q standard mOuthful
when he passed out the information that
the QUOT hnrler finishing the season at
the top Of the Individual average column
I'm the indianapolis Horseshoe Pitchers
association will be sent to 81. Peters
burg. Fla. yes that same land Of dreams
whore the Indians are 90 pun their spring
training stunts. TO compete for honors I'm
the national horseshoe pitching tourna
ment All the expenses Of the lucky bird
will be betrayed by the local associa-
ton
Quot twiriing interest ran sky high iu
Indianapolis last season and this year
tie membership Of the organization Is
expected 10 more than double That Of
previous years. At recent meeting
held ~ tho city hall sixty teams 81 five
men each representing various clubs and
factories I'm the city, were registered and
been heard from by Mr.. Jarvis. The PEG
pie OF the city have shown that they are
for the sport and. considering the fact
that the averages turned I'm here last
year Tunked with he highest in the
country. - has been decided ta have
Indianapolis represented iu the biggest
horseshoe pitching contest il the world.
=, folks. don't feel punk because you
cant all he Indians. just Ket wised ap on
the art Of choking tho stake with q
ringer every time YOU hrry" the hoof har-
III. on the beach with the boo ful mbideus
when Manager Jack aud his Indians are
up here working their socks OF coping
thu A. A pennant.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
TT. Wayne Rife Team
Registers Classy Scores
in Annual Indoor Shoot

An average Of i09 out Of a possible
200, NJ nifty feet WAS established last
night by the four man team representing
tho TT Wayne Rifle club in the annual
indoor shoot Of the Indiana state Rifle
association. In progress nj Tire state ar
mory. Gossip around the range indi-
Gates that this mark will stand as high
for the event unless the crack culver
Military academy team. which shoots ia.
day. can turn ln perfect score. All
Of the outfits are shooting I'm class and
competition for second and third places
viii be- keen a number ~ teams from
the local high schools Manual Short
ridge aud Technical. started last night
but did not have tine Go finish and they
were expected 10 turn ia good scores
today.
The board Of directors Of the ansocla-
ton met last night and decided that the
annual outdoor shoot viii be held during
the early part of July NJ Fl. Benjamin
Harrison IN outline Of the future aC-
tiyitlcs Of the organization will bc issued
shortly by Adit Gen. Harry Il. Smith.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Scout Relay added
Feature TO Junior
Indoor Track Meet
Battalion Teams Will Race
for Valuable Ent-ROe
Trophy.

The Boy Scout relay race is a special
event that has been added to the pro-
gram for the junior indoor /. A. A. T..
track and field championships, carded
for the state fair grounds Coliseum.
March II, under the auspices Of the In
dianapolis Athletic and Canoe club and
1t promises to afford the fans some clever
entertainment. Chief Scout S. C. Belzer
requested the athletic committee TO stage
the event as an added attraction and
stated today that he will have ten teams
of four boys each ready for action before
the night Of the meet.
The Boy Scout relay will be an "out-
side event and no points will he
awarded for IL. However, Lee Emmel-
man of the EmRo Sporting Goods Com
pany, will award the winning team n
valuable silver loving cup. The relay
teams viii be picked from the various
Scout hattalions throughout the city and
the rivalry among them is SO strong
that they will probably put up the keen
est competition of the entire meet Three
sections Of the Coliseum will be donated
to the Scouts and tickets will be given
through their officers I'm due time.
Elaborate plans are being arranged
for the championships and the newest
wrinkle is to decorate the building in
the banners and cOlors Of all athletic
clubs, colleges and universities sending
men here for competition. II will take
about three days to put up the trim
mings. The Boy Scouts will do this
work. each troop having a section to
decorate. and the one doing the acatest
work Will be rewarded by the Canoe
club.
The committee in charge Of the event
wds to meet at the Em-Roe Sporting
goods store to complete the program
this afternoon and they may have mole
intcre stinG news for the track fans Of
the state tomorrow.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
1. A. C.. Water Stars
Put. on CLASSY Card
Before Record CrOEUd
Miss DORneIIey PrOUes Star of
Fair SeE-MeFridnt Is
Best Boy.

The participants in the Independent
Athletic club swimming carnival last
night entertained the record crowd that
turned out with close competition and
fast time in every contest. The event
was the first staged under the direction
Of Coach Carr, and the new mentor,
prompted by the success of the meet, an
-nounced today that he will offer Indian
apOlis water fans several other good
shows during the next few months.
Miss Euphrasia Donnelly led the women
last night, capturing the forty yard free
style event, while Harry Churchman and
John Moore shared honors for the seniors,
the former winning the 1O0-yard FREQ
style, and Moore winning the forty yard
event. Churchman was also on the win
ming relay team. John Merriam COPIED
two firsts in the boys events.
The summaries follow:
1eO-Yard Relay-won by team of Henry
Churchman, Walter Miller, Jerry Carton
and Garrett Finlsy.
4o-Yard Free Style-Won by John Mer-
Ram; August Hook, second. Time, 25h5
90 Yard Breast Stroke. Second Girls
Class-Won by Josephine Fitch; Florence
Moore, second; Virginia Fitch, third.
40 Yard. Free Style, Seniors-Won by
John Moore; Steele Churchman. second
Garrett Finley, third. Time, 243-5 sec
-Onds.
4O-Yard Free Style, High School Girls
Won by Euphrasia Donnelly; Beatrice
Booth second; Dorothy Moore, third.
Time. "a 3-5 seconds
1OO-Yard Free style-won by John
Merriam: August Hook. second. Time, ]
minute and % seconds.
Tub Race-won by Gordon Haggard
William Boles, second; Raymond Chris
tie. third.
1eO-Yard Free Style. seniors-won by
Henry Churchman; Ralph York, second
Walter Miller, third. Time, 1 minute
seconds.
Yard Back Stroke, Girls-won by
Euphrasia DOnnelly; Beatrice Booth sec
ond: Dorothy Moore, third. Time, IL
seconds.
40-Yard Breast stroke-Won by John
Merriam; August Hook, second. Time
80 30 seconds.
Cracker Race. Girls-Won by Beatrice
Booth. Euphrasia Donnelly. second; Jo-
sephine Moore. third.
Yard Free Style-Won by William
Miller; Raymond Christie. second; Cor
don Haggard, third. Time, Is seconds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
CLASSY CARD
ARRANGED AT
SOUTH GROVE
Clark Announces Schedule Of
Fifteen Special Events
Course Improved.
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ON
BY CHARLIE LOGAN.

Ray Clark, chairman Of the tourna-
ment committee of the South Grove Golf
club, gave the officers and members of
the organization who are planning to
make this year a banner one ground
to work on today when he announced
the most attractive season program in
the history Of the club. There are fifteen
special events on the card. Mr.. Clark
also has few surprises" up his sleeve
that he intends to spring at various
times throughout the season.
Golf Is booming in Indianapolis, as
well as In every other large city in the
country, and the South Grove I've wires
are preparing to keep right in line
During the past three years the South
Grove club has entered more players In
tournament competition than any other
organization In the city and indications
are that they will be much stronger dur
ing the coming season.
The South Grove links will be ready
for play April Is and George Stacey.
president. stated today that ne will not
De satisfied with the success of the
the number Of fifty new members already
secured is not doubled before the opening
day.
sCHOPP MAKES
FEW CHANGES.
The fellows who thought the South
Grove course soft" to play last year,
II there were any such animals, viii have
another think coming after their first
round this season. Harry Schopp, the
club professional, has made a few
changes In the lay of the land during
the winter months, and he believes that
the course is now one Of the fastest
and sportiest in this section of the coun-
try. Particular attention has been given
to holes one and six. Both have been
greens. The changes proposed for next
year by Schopp will make the course
second TO none.
The program follows:
May S-9-Clsss tournament
May 29-30-Decoration day handicap.
June 12-13-Blind DOGGY.
June 26-H-Medal handicap.
July 3-4-Berlin drive.
July 24-2j-Medal handicap.
July 31-Aug. 1-Qualifying round, club
championships
and president flight club cham pionshfps.
Aug. 14-15-Second round Of champion
ship flight and first round OF vice presi-
dent flight. club championships
Aug. u -22-Semi- finals Of all flights,
club championships.
Aug. 2S-29-Final rounds Of all fights,
club championships.
Sept. 4-5-6-LabOr day handicap.
Sept. 1S-19-Mixed fOursOme.
Oct. 2-3-MedaI handicap.
Oct. 16-17-Double drive foursome
handicap.
medal handicap.
Nov 13-14-Blind par
Nov. 1921 2S-Turkey trot.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Curtis Captures State
Three-CushiOn Laurels

William Curtis captured the Indiana
three-cushiou title by defeating Teague
30 TO 80. in the final game Of the triple
tie playOf last night n Coolers billiard
paTlOr.
Curtis defeated league I'm siXty-thrce
innings, displaying some Of the clasSiest
form of the tournament and running out
the game with practically a record aver
age. The winner played consistent bill
lizards throughout the match. scoring five
for high run. leagues best was a
three
The victory of Curtis last night places
sullivan i'm second place and league In
third position in the finad standing. This
trio was tied for the lead at the close
of the regular schedule.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
TECH MAY
LOSE SLAUGHTER

Slaughter, star forward of the Tech
meal Hfsh school basketball quintet, was
confined to his bed today with slight
attack. Of influenza, and the Green and
White followers feared that he would not
be permitted to battle for the honor OF
Tech and indianapolis in the finals Of the
state high school basketball tourney at
Bloomin gtOn tomorrow. The locals play
their first game in the finals at l o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, with Kendallville.
Coach Black stated today that he will
use VanArsdale at forward in the event
that Slaughter is unable TO make the
trip. VanArsdale has also been under
the weather with Influenza
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Accident Pulls Leaders
Out of Six-Day Bike Race

NEW YORK. March II. With a lead
of one lap on the whole field the Franco
italian team of Brocco and Deruytcr was
forced ont Of the six day bike race early
today, when Brocco was badly injured.
The little Italian, riding high on q
curve, struck one Of the posts and fell
ter out OF the race, eight teams were
tied at the eightleth hour.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Red Corridor Signs to
Manage LOganspOrt OttOs

-LOGA\SPORT Ind. March ff.-Johu-
ny RcdD Corridor, member 81 the
81. Paul association team last year, has
been s.EUcd as captain of the Logausport
Ottos during the 1870 seasou according
e. y. .. herman. manager Of the team.
Cnrridcu Is the second association player
To-. siEu with the local niue for the com
ing year. N'Iicrb" Hall, with the Kansa $
city team last year, has signed 10 pitch
for the Ottos.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

kALAAIAZO. March H. Bob Martin.
heavyweight champion Of the 4. r. f..
scored a technical kaorSout over Jack
Kelley, champion Of the Fourth Amer
lean division. IN the h.st round 90 "a
night.
After Martin had sent few sharp
blows on Heilley's jaw. the Fourth di
vision champion backed go the ropes and
hung on t. keep from falling Tie bout
was stopped by the referee aud Kelley
manager. despite protest from the boxer.
refused to allow him To- continue.