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Evening journal., 1921-04-21
Suburban LeaguerS Are
Set For Second Frame

The Suburban League schedule
for Saturday brings Elsmere TO Mar
shallton. Five Points 20 Delaware
city. and stanton to Newport. All
Of these contests are expected TO be
close as last weeks losers have all
been busy practcing 60 improve
the weak points developed In the
opening games.
Delaware City fans will see their
initial Suburban League game when
Manager Moore's fast club lines up
against the Five Pointers. Moore
will probably use Geohegan or Jor-
dan In tho box and "Doc" Pugh
back OF the bat Gruhb. the Della
ware University younEster, will hurl
for the visitors and Tinsman will be
sent in II Grubb finds the going
hard. The addition Of Jimmy Rob
bins. crack Delaware inhelder. ma
terially strengthens the Five Points
club.
A big delegation OF Stanton fans
will accompany their team to New
port as Krehs Company and Stan
ton always play exciting games.
Both teams are In good shape and
their limo ups include a number of
stars Bill Clay. the Eikton veteran
] will shoot them over for the krebi
club with Mcdaniel behind the bat.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

By Newspaper Enterprise.
COLUMBIA. Mo.-Brutus Hamil-
ton. the new Jim Thorpe Of field and
track athletics. is preparing for the
Penf Relays to be held at Philadel-
phia April %.
Hamilton. already crowned ma
tional champion Of the pentathlon
and decathlon events, is showing
better form than when he won his
laurels in the Olympic games trials
last summer.
He is a year older and huskier.
He is now 20, weighs ia pounds
and is feet II inches tall.
Gifted with a versatile body. Ham
rton possesses that rare stamina and
strength which enables him 10 do the
FIVE and ten-event combinations bet
ter than any other American athlete.
The pentathlon and decathlon
events. which include sprints. mid
die-distance running. weight throw
ing, the javelin cast. discus throw
broad jumping and pole vaulting
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

stanton will use Kulp. their south
paw on the mound with Foster in
reserve. Bunting viii do the catch
ing.
Manager Groves f. planning a biz
opening for his Marshailton team.
Pote Ewing. who hurled his team
to victory over stanton. will prob
ably 60 into the box against Eis-
mere. although Mcconnell or Hay
ward may draw the assignment.
Currinder will catch for ,he home
team. Magaw and Crowl will be
the battery for Elsmere.
President Steele mas approved the
following Suburban League con
tracts:
with Eismere-WiliiRm Jeffers
with Five Points-James Rob
bins. Dana Pyle.
with Stanton-Edwin Davis
James NJ Casheu.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

New homes may be we'll purchased
this week through the use OF the
Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

put an athlete TO the supreme test
one event follows another without
rest periods between.
Hamilton is showing better form
in the spri ~ and the broad jump
this sprinF.
Il woul1 rather be an ali-round
star than a specialist in some one
event" says Hamilton.
1T gives one a better balanced de-
velopment OF the body.
"In training to be an all-round
athlete. strength is the most impor-
tant thing to develop.
"I never ovcrtrain on one event /"
Hamilton finished second TO Hedge
Loveland. the Norwegian. in the
decathlon Al the Olympic games in
Belgium last fall. He scored 677o.S5
poins.
He tied for third in the pentathion
in the Belgium classic.
Hamilton is a junior AZ the Uni
| versity Of Missouri.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
ANGLERS TO SMOKE
FOR LAKE FUND

A campaign to raise funds with
which to purchase shallcross Lake
and property. located near Melon
ough. as game and fishing
resort. the Delaware Anglers and
Gunners' Club will stage sports
man Night" and smoker on Tues
day. April 26. In German Han. Sixth
street below French.
The committee OF arrangements
includes Herbert ID. Albaugh, J..
Hall Anderson. Isaac Elliott, Sam
uel r.. Green. Dr. w E. Harris. John
j. Hadorer. l.. l. Maloncy. Edward
+. Totten. Howard T.. Stats. George
r.. Schuler. Isaac Turner and "A. B
Vending. Dr. Harris will explain
the scope OF the undertaking.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
BOSTON BRAVES OWN
TWO TOWNSHENDS

BOSTON-The Braves have two
pitchers by the name Of Townshend
this year who look like winners.
They are Leo. a southpaw. and
Ira, a right-hander.
They are no relation.
Both were up for trial last fan.
Leo won II games and lost II
last season with the Charleston club
OF the South Atlantic Association.
Ira is a youngster Of % and is
getting his first big league expert
ence.
The two Townshends are room
mates.
'sThe name Of Townshend win
appear often in the lineup of the
Braves" says Manager Fred Mitchell
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
st. Hedwig'S A. A. Dots
BY "GUESS WHO"

smokerl smoiSerl Smokeri
Pun upi Tuesday. April ,s, at
Modjeska Hail.
Kid Racker known as Maggie"
tNe speakiess fellow. says, let's play
pinochle.
Joe Rukey. you were dressed swell
the other night All that was miss
ing was a red carnaton. a cane and
pair Of spats-
Hey. Gobble. what was that stun
you had the other night, gasoline or
varnish? Keep it mp; you will be
fighter
Give me that piece OF bread or I
will cut your throat so said Ziggy
10 his brother Boots.
frankie Ketchel meets a tough
proposition in young Patsy johnson
sn Tuesday night.
Jimmie Ginon. why don't you
come around some time? They ten
MS you are always hanging out at
Regas Park. what's the big idea?
Lefty Pennock: Get me a bag.
get me a bag"
Young Liver: What have you
got, a carp?"
NO: a calf"
we would like 70 see Willie John
son come around some time soon.
We may need your service at one OF
our smokers.
Alex Galowski looked like a paint
cd Jail bird after ne sat on a painted
bench at Eighth street park the
other night.
Dry up. "Bnl Mroz." you have
been raining for three weeks.
What do you say II we pawn our
COP. sammie Britton?
Frank GaiOwski: Any apples to-
day. lady?"
Lady: No"
Frank Galowski: "Gid up. Napo-
leon"
Jimmie Mudd occupied the floor
the biggest part OF Monday night
He had the takers on. The chair
man had TO interfere.
All out for the reception Friday
night Buffalo Pinkey is back ir
town from his trip through New
York State and Canada.
Say. boys. let's get together, its good
baseball weather,
The ump has shouted out, now lett
play ball.
We are in the field to win and w
never will give in,
The club will back us up and we can
not fail.
We are in the City League. let's SHOW
these guys some speed,
Just say we will take this pennan
or wen bust.
To do this let's stick together, In sun
shine or stormy weather.
You'll hear old Andy and Fiski
shout, slide Kid. hit the dust.
In every game you play with old 81
II. A. A.. we know you're goin
to do your best.
Before the season is over. then watc
them look us over,
For in baseball we will give them a.
a test
So the pennant's up to you, and W
know that you will be true
To the colors OF the good old red an
white.
So let's all stick together in sunshin
or stormy weather.
Don't forget we practice tomorro'
night
w. G. Gawinski.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
RUsIE MAKEs COMEBACK

SEATTLE.-Amos Rusie. king Of
baseball pitchers 20 years ago. holds
municipal job here with an in-
come around $1,000. Rusie tumblcd
from a great pitcher into a ditch
dirgcrs Job and fought his way back.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
WILMINGTON JRs. SOFT.

Adlon defeated the wilmington
Juniors yesterday afternoon, in a
ono-sided game. at Eighteenth
and Van Buren streets. IA to ).
The feature Of the game was the
pitching OF J. Churnside. who held
Wilmington Juniors to FIVE scat
tered hits. and sent ten men to the
bench by the strike-out route. A..
Smith hit a triple with the bases
loaded. Score by innings:
Adlon .....O o 0 2 . o Ga
Wu. Jrs. 80 % o o 1 0 o. 3
Batteries ,Adlon. J. Churnside
and Dill: vii Jrs. r. Surlith and
J. Lecarpenter and Pierson.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
National League.
roDAYs SCHEDULE.

American League.
New York at Philadelphia
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
National League.
Phillies at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
FRESHMEN GET CHANCE

LINCOLN. Neb.-The CornhusS-
ers football team this fan viii be
plugged with freshmen. Five OF the
old letter" men have been lost
Coach Fred Dawson is holding spring
practice.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
}h1dir195
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington. s; Athletics, 4
New York, s; Boston, 4.
Detroit. 9: Cleveland, 6.
St Louis-Chicago, rain.
National League.
Brooklyn. 4: Phillies, 2.
Cincinnati. s; ST. Louis. 4.
Pittsburgh. 6; Chicago, S.
New York, 3; Boston, 5.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
nAKE sAIE All sIIVERRROOK

The Ladies' Aid Society. Of Silver
brook NJ. r. Church, viii hold a bake
sale at goa woodlawn avenue begin
ming at $50 o'clock. Saturday morn
ing. for the benefit OF parsonage
fund
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
rIInrr.EYE rsrs KNIrT.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. - Throe-eyc
League managers are using the
pruning knife Ia wedding out play
ers. due TO heavy expenses found in
training camps.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
FTyF OOAeTERs grICK.

DETROIT.-ry Cobb's new ban
team Is stacked with Coast leaguera.
Five recruits-Lew Blue. Bert Cole.
Carl Killing. Johnny Bassler and
Harvey sutherland-are helping "a
make the Tigers feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
NEW ARRIVAL,

A daughter In the latest arrival at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. House Pc.
tcrs. and has BEEN named Peggy
House Peters. The Petsrses have
one other child. a t.year-oid SON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

a Correspondence Cow Girl !"
That's Juanita Hanscn's next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

Anna @ Nilsson has been asked
TO play tho leading role In the pic
trrc version OF svarmianmingarna."
Oh. yes. that's In Sweden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
STRAND

SIt6AND
Courage tho screen drama at
tho Strand. tells a beautiful story
of love and faithfulnesa. IL Ia a
screen version OF Andrew Soudar's
famous novel and much OF tho aos
ton takes place In Scotland. The
leading character is a young Scotch
steel worker who is sentenced to
prison for crime he did not COM
init
LIBERTY
Dorothy Dalton In starring NJ the
Liberty. This attractive young &C
tr.ss appears 10 delightful advant-
Behind Masks There arc many
pretty water scenes shown during
the action OF the picture and Miss
Dalton 10 called upon to perform
some daring aquatic stuntA.
COLONIAL B
How a girl. single handed. can
work against a whole town and put
over big building boom Ia told by
Alice Calhoun in Peggy Puts II
over" the screen drama at the
Colonial For the purpose. the en-.
tire populaee Of a town up the Hud,
son river wns used A school Just az
1, was closing It's session for the day
IL also used In the production The
child actors In their natural element
show marked ability.
Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Salary Raise
Contest Will
Close Today

Contestants In the Ten Dollar
Raise Salary contest which closes
n; o. IN. today will have an op-
portunity to sec what wilkins. n
big hearted old bookkccper. did
with the n.ise he waited many long
years 20 get when Peter u. Kyne's
great human interest drama. "a
Ton Dollar Raine'' opens at the Blue
Mouse Saturday. This role Ia ciey-
eriy played by William v. hong.
one Of the best character actors
before the camora
The 10 prize winners viii be an.
nounccd saturday.
Mrs Margaret Overly. Of zsi4 18th
ave. w. writes:
Needless 20 shy. considering busf-
nens conditions generally nj the pres
ent time. I would be greatly sur
prised with any increase In the pay
hubby was making good" As love
In -thc measure of supreme reward
would hug him tightly In my arms.
and. with an apprecintive kiss or
two. praise him for his endeavors
thus rewarded lie would surely be
entitled TO this recognition from a
loving helpmate. and I also consider
these prclIminaries proper and essen
uh before broachirg tho matter Of
the disposition OF the additional ten
spot Being thus In an affabIe frame
OF mind. he VIII readily agree 10
these words OF wisdom from friend
wife. Dearest. we have managed
nicely on your former salary. thru
good team work and reasonable econ.
omy. without etinting ourselves on
many little pleasures and iuxuriea.
but we have been unable 10 lay any
thing by for the future. Cost Of ne
ccsslties Ia gradually being lowered.
We can manage as before and live
better. regardless OF the increase OF
salary. Some day there are going 10
be you and me and somebody else
and maybe two or three. A savings
bank for the present. and later. when
drafts on the fund are not too heavy.
n substantial payment on that Gov
eted little home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Young Wife
Courageous
Thru Sorrou

Today IL the last day letters win
be received In the Courage" contest.
The prize winners win be announced
Saturday. Manager Wright OF the
Strand theatre. where the feature
film. Courage Is being shown. OF.
fcrs $50 In cash prizes for the three
bost letters on true incidents OF cour-
age First prize. $50. second priza
SIS: third prize. IS.
Courage writes Mrs. Art Bar
ringer. OF Big Lake. Wash. = -we
have heard Il from the lips OF dear
friends when We have felt down.
hearted. but there II courage and
REAL courage.
Years aso happy young wife.
mother Of girl and boy. received
the sad news that her husband with
eight other miners was entombed by
an explosion. Courage brought her
thru a terrible day and night OF wait.
Ing and early one morning she was
called to look upon his dear dead
face Courage enabled her to face
the world. fighting for her children.
A few months later a little baby boy
came 10 add to her already heavy
burden. but was abe discouraged
No, That baby was tho picture OF
his father. Some day he would take
caro- of hor. Aided by her children
she fought bravely. The girl was
graduated from Normal and about
10 take up school teaching when she
was stricken with appendicitis An
operation cost her lifn The boy was
delicate and required constant attcn.
ton lilo got the best the mother
had 10 give. Little baby Jim was
her child OF PROMISE The uphill
grind was about over for her. for
Jimmy. at the age OF ~. was a rapid
rising printer. lie became a brilliant
newspaper reporter. bought a home
and provided for his mother and
brother. Germany let loose her
wrath and jimmy boy was called TO
the colors lie. Sergeant James
Jones. met them at the Marno lie
was listed with a X. A.
The mother and brother are com.
Portable on his life insurance. but
listen TO that dear little gray haired
lady.
I'D rather work for our support
than to take this money. 1t cost
me Jlmmyr
Courage, Yes, She'd face this
hard.fisted world. old and feeble. and
eke out her daily bread.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

Phyllis ITavcr contracts 20 appear
In Sennetf comedies two more years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Pearl White 10.
Now Divorced

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. July 20
Pearl White. motion picture star,
whose name In private life IA Mrs.
Wallace Mccutcheon. was granted
a divorce July from Mccutcheon
in Providence. II bccame known to.
day. Sba asked for no alimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
"Freczonc" on an aching corn. In
SANITY that corn stops hurting. then
shortly you lift 1t right off with
fingers. Truly.
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle
of "Freczone" for few cents. SUI.
fioicnt to remove every hard corn.
soft corn. or corn between the toes.
and the cailuscs. without soreness or
irritation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
How You Can Make Hairs
Quickly Disappear
uIelps to Beauty

Even a stubborn growth of hair
viii quickly vanish from the face,
neck or arms after single treat
mcnt with delatone. To remove
hair from arms. neck or face make
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surface and after about two minutes
rub off. wash the skin and II will
be left free from hair or blemish.
To avoid disappointment. be quite
certain you get real delatone and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
ANN FORREST

No longer will Ann Forrest be n
Lasky luminary. Her contract has
expired, and she IL joining another
producing firm. Her last Lasiy
work was done with James Kirkwood
in The Great Impersonation."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
RICHARD DIX

Richard Dix. Goidwyn star. IL
now out OF the hospital. after hav-
inE an operation on his eye 10 have
a piece OF steel removed. The steel
became lodged In his eye during
the filming OF Tho Poverty of
Riches" scenes OF which were
shot af local iron works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
MARCIA MAN0N

Marcia Manon has gone IN for
equestrian activities. Recently her
husband presented her with saddle
mount. and last week she was one OF
the honor guests at Southern Cali
fornia Horse Show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
| CIEMNfF.R

CI.ESfMER
TUE poctmiillonnire was marked
L for binckmali A designing won-
an was ready 10 throw herself into
bis arms IN his bedroom at an ex.
elusive Southern California resort
She was working with n pair OF cx-
perts In the badger game. The
princess who loved him got wind Of
the plot. There was no time 10
warn him. How. acting on a mad
impulse. shc brilliantly folicd their
scheme II shown In billions" the
picture starring Nazirnova at the
cicmmor this week.
Blue MOUSE
/, In quite natural that Clyde
Fillmore should appear an the doc.
tor husband Of Wanda Hawiey m
The outside Woman" the domestic
farce which Is showing at the Blue
Mouse this week. Fillmore original.
~ planned a career ms doctor. en-.
tering the University Of Oregon "a
study medicine. Acting interested
him more. however. and now he IA
popular leading man
WINTER GARDEN
The Rider Of tho king Log Il
the title of the picture nj the Winter
Garden. i, Ia a big outdoor STORY
OF adventure and romance with tbs
action laid IN the picturesque woods
OF Maine
| Besides the feature picture Little
PesEy Stanley appears In a pretty
dancing speciality.
COLISEUM
James oliver curwood II the au.
thor OF THE Golden SNARE the
screen drama at the Coliseum. II
IA picture filled with redbiood nc.
ton ana the leading feminine role
IN played by Ruth Renick. a great
favoriic with local picture fans.
Some fine shots Of pack of wolf
dogs. running Wild on the snow.
swept wastes or the far North. arc
flashed upon the screen.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
Gossip Spring Baseball Camps, Bong Boxing Amateu
CUB MOUND STAFF STRONG

take the place If he improves. Jones,
Fuhr and York are young southpaws who
have a chance to travel with the club.
Tie Cubs will be strongly fortified be-
hind the bat with Killifer, O'Farrell and
Daley. OFarrell is an improved back
stop, with the best arm in the league,
There will be one change In the in
field, Oscar Grimes covering the initial
sack formerly graced by Merkle and
Barber. Evers had counted on Whelan
making the grade. Grimes is not grace
full, but can play the bag and hit. Hol-
locher and Deal will occupy the other
bags with Kelleher and Warner as util-
ity men.
The addition of George Maisel has
added speed and strength to the out
field as well as bolstered up the batting
strength of the team. Maisel is an ag-
gressive and hustling player and seems
a like candidate for the cleanup posi-
ton.
His presence in the outfield with Flack
and Barber will give Evers fast trio
that can cover the ground. throw and bat
The Cubs will not have to worry about
the fielding strength of the club, the
pitching looks &c be in good hands and
all they have to do TO be first division
team will be to deliver a little steady
batting.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
Penn State Takes
National Title by
Defeating Indiana
Crimson WrestLers BoIU Heads
to Eastern Collegiate
Winners.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 31.-De
feating the Indiana University wrestling
team here last night, Penn State, Win
ner of eastern collegiate wrestling honors
for four successive years, becomes holder
Of the national collegiate wrestling cham
pionship. The Crimson wrestlers bowed
to the fasteners to the tune of 81 to IA.
Indiana took the 125 and 145-pound
class matches, the visitors carrying OF
the honors in all the others. The match
between MUMMY and Spangler was the
feature of the meet. Capt. John Moore,
of the Crimson team, lost to Mowrer, on
a decision. They were in the 15S-pound
division.
summary:
rs Pounds-Watson of Penn State
won both bouts from Stanley on deci-
sions.
125 Pounds-Radclifre, Indiana's man,
had CARRIER. eastern champion, on the
floor in fifteen seconds and IN only half
a minute pinned his shoulders to the
mat, netting eight points for the Grim,
son on a fall. His opponent forfeited
the other bout on account of an injury
to his shoulder.
1876 Pounds Captain Detar Of Penn
State won decisions over Smith In both
bouts, the latter giving him tough bat
I45 Pounds-Reed Of Indiana won two
decisions over Rumberger and added six
more points to the Indiana total
15S Pounds-Moore, the Crimson cap
the mat, but the latter got up and then
threw his opponent keeping him down
four minutes, winning the first bout on
a decision. The second bout was prac-
tically a repetition of the first, the East
ener winning again on a decision:
15S Pounds-It was a draw the f1rst
two bouts between Mumby Of Indiana
and Spangler, the third attempt result
ing in a decision for the latter.
Heavyweight-Held, Indiana's fresh
man in vhis weight, was no match for
Mcmahon in size or skill, the Penn State
man having him outweiRhed twenty
pounds. Mcmahon pinned his shoulders
to the mat in a minute and forty-ive sec
onds in round one and took the second
bout on a decision.
Dr. Jones of Northwestern refereed
the matches
Several auto loads Of Indianapolis fans
were on hand to witness the meet and
motored home at its conclusion.
Penn State left tonight for Ames, Ia.
for contest with the grapplers Of Ames
College.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
Permanent Organization
of Chicago Boxers Will
Be Completed Next Week

CHICAGO, March 3I-Temporary or
ganizatiOn Of the Boxers Association OF
Chicago was effected yesterday at a meet
ing held at the Ferretti- Forbes gymna-
sum. At another meeting to be held
next Wednesday afternoon the organiza-
ton viii be permanently formed and
officers elected. Charley White was ap
pointed temporary chairman yesterday
James Travers, secretary, and Nike Sny
der, treasurer.
The object of the new body is to ere
ate conditions for the betterment of the
sport. Afiliation with the boxing com
missions of all State in which boxing is
legal viii be sought. for 1t is believed
such connection will bring about i'm
proved conditions and do away with
much of the trouble prevalent between
commissions and boxers.
One OF the features Of the Boxers As
seciatiOn will be the creation Of a fund
to take care of down and OUT boxers
WHO failed to hang on TO their money in
the days of harvest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31

The following telegram, expressing
appreciation Of the courtesies extended
to the Indianapolis baseball teap
while in Crowley, La, has been seIt
to w. II. Moore, secretary of the
Crowley Chamber of Commerce, by
John B. Reynolds, secretary Of the
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce:
ION the eve of departure of the In
dianapolis ball team, please accept
from me, as mouthpiece, the sincere
thanks and appreciation of all In
dianapolis fans for the hundreds of
courtesies extended to our team and
it's members during their stay in
Crowley. We are anticipating
great opening game ON April 10 and
a series of victories as a result of the
training in your good city, and know
that you and your Crowley fans VIII
follow the fortunes of the Indianapolis
team with much interest